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Recent release “Dang: The Perfect Family” from Page Publishing author Rei Billi is a rivetingly mysterious novel with unpredictable twists in a journey of self-discovery, betrayal, and madness for Alexandria and her inner circle.

Rei Billi, a children’s sci-fi, fantasy, poetry, and young adult fiction writer, has completed her new book “Dang: The Perfect Family”: a gripping and potent work that keeps the pages turning until its stunning conclusion.

What would you do if an egotistical, narcissistic sociopath saved your life? Send them a postcard with a thank-you note attached, run away as fast as you can, or marry them?

Open the pages to “Dang” to find out what Alexandria does when she encounters a wolf in sheep’s clothing. The people closest to her betray her, the family she’s known for a lifetime sends her down a lonely path, and the love of her life has an undiagnosed mental illness that goes unnoticed and untreated.

Deep dive into a sea of drama, murder, and mystery as Alexandria navigates teenage life to young adult. Panic attacks hit her like a dump truck with no warning as traumatic events ransack her mental health like a thief in the night. After graduating high school, Alexandria’s parents force her to join a Marine Corps camp. When she returns home from camp, shocking family secrets unfold. She realizes that the stakes are high and must decide how to make it out alive.

Published by Page Publishing, Rei Billi’s engrossing book is an entertaining choice for avid adult fiction readers.

Readers who wish to experience this engaging work can purchase “Dang: The Perfect Family” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.

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Recent release “The Republic” from Page Publishing author Jonathan Cook is a riveting novel centered on a sinister plot to utterly transform government of the United States into a Marxist dictatorship. An unlikely group of patriots uncovers the treasonous plans and works toward preserving the founding principles of America in a new nation.

Jonathan Cook, a Vietnam veteran and father of two who enjoyed a long and successful career in business serving as president of divisions of five companies in the US and Australia and now enjoys his retirement in Texas with his wife of over fifty years, has completed his new book “The Republic”: a gripping and potent work that keeps the pages turning until its dramatic conclusion.

A world-famous black civil rights attorney has uncovered a sinister plot to undermine and overthrow the US government and replace the existing republic with a Socialist/Marxist-style government. He is assisted in his efforts to expose the World Order Syndicate by a gay female Department of Justice attorney and two unwitting Harvard law students.

The fast-paced story moves from the Texas Hill Country to Boston to Washington, DC, to New York City and several locations in between. While it is a work of fiction, it is based on the political discourse and rancor taking place in the current political environment. Are the extreme political positions being discussed today just a maturation of random events and circumstances, or are they part of a long-term strategy that began in the 1950s in colleges and universities? Is there a World Order Syndicate made up of billionaires and neo-Bolsheviks who have been promoting and financing this effort with the final objective of replacing US capitalism with a Socialist/Marxist government?

With the unstoppable move to the far left, Texas becomes the focal point of establishing a government that maintains the values and bill of rights the constitution provides its citizens. This secession effort to form a new republic in Texas is met with strong resistance, betrayal, and unthinkable violence from the establishment, with the ultimate success always in doubt.

Published by Page Publishing, Jonathan Cook’s engrossing book is an intriguing choice for avid modern fiction readers.

Readers who wish to experience this engaging work can purchase “The Republic” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.

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Recent release “The Loneliest Lions Fan: Sixty Years of a Fan’s Frustration” from Page Publishing author Dennis J. Merlo is an interesting and entertaining read that takes readers on the emotional journey of being a Lions fan for several decades.

Dennis J. Merlo has completed his new book “The Loneliest Lions Fan: Sixty Years of a Fan’s Frustration”: a fascinating work that shares the highs and lows of the history of the Lions.

First and foremost, Dennis J. Merlo is a devoted family person whose personal satisfaction is derived from the happiness and well-being of his wife of thirty-six years, Sandy, and his two sons, Mark and Bradley. He has proudly lived his entire life in the Metropolitan Detroit area and has developed the strong work ethic and resiliency of so many Detroiters.

Dennis graduated from Michigan State in 1974 with a bachelor’s degree in marketing and built a successful outside sales career, mainly in advertising space sales. His writing skills were sharpened through decades of maintaining comprehensive journals on all subjects. He applied those skills to an autobiography entitled “To My Boys,” published in 2019. Dennis dedicated this book to his two sons, utilizing creative storytelling and imparting valuable life lessons learned during his path in life.

The positive feedback from readers of “To My Boys” inspired Dennis to try another book endeavor. A former youth football and basketball coach, Dennis has now authored a story encompassing one of his greatest passions—sports, and a unique look at the Detroit Lions football team.

Dennis writes, “Detroit has a reputation as a tough town. When you’ve been a Lions fan for over sixty years, enduing every conceivable heartbreak, it absolutely toughens your spine. A native Buffalo fan once bemoaned to me that his beloved Bills had lost four straight Super Bowls in the nineties. Lions fans would take that in less than a heartbeat. Just a year or so ago, a Chicago acquaintance told me how his Bears have ‘basically sucked’ for the past decade. To this, I politely told him that he would need to sit in a Lions fan’s chair to fully appreciate the definition of sucking. Yet despite all the losing, the ride along the way has been riveting and unique. And yes, so much fun!”

Published by Page Publishing, Dennis J. Merlo’s original tale offers a fun read packed with information and heart.

Readers who wish to experience this lighthearted work can purchase “The Loneliest Lions Fan: Sixty Years of a Fan’s Frustration” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

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Recent release “A Brown Girl’s Christmas Story” from Page Publishing author Alexandria Tate is a heartwarming tale that follows a young girl named Allison as she and her family celebrate Christmas in their own way. From singing and dancing to learning of the story of Christ’s birth, Allison’s Christmas morning is filled with celebration and love that warms her heart and soul.

Alexandria Tate, a native of Birmingham, Alabama, and a registered nurse with a lifelong dream of becoming an author, has completed her new book “A Brown Girl’s Christmas Story”: a beautiful story that follows the Christmas traditions and celebrations of one family, as told through the eyes of a little girl named Allison.

As a bright and cheery Christmas morning begins, young Allison and her family wake up early to begin opening presents. From there, singing and dancing fills the house as everyone prepares for the big Christmas dinner while the children all play with their new toys. There are also special moments from the evening before that highlight the family’s holiday traditions and share a beautiful glimpse of the children learning the story of baby Jesus.

Published by Page Publishing, Alexandria Tate’s stirring tale is inspired by the author’s desire to create stories that readers of all ages can enjoy with their families. A charming and adorable way of exploring one family’s Christmas traditions, “A Brown Girl’s Christmas Story” is one that young readers will wish to rediscover over and over again.

Readers who wish to experience this authentic work can purchase “A Brown Girl’s Christmas Story” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.

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Page Publishing is a traditional, full-service publishing house that handles all the intricacies involved in publishing its authors’ books, including distribution in the world’s largest retail outlets and royalty generation. Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create, not mired in logistics like eBook conversion, establishing wholesale accounts, insurance, shipping, taxes, and so on. Page’s accomplished writers and publishing professionals allow authors to leave behind these complex and time-consuming issues and focus on their passion: writing and creating. Learn more at http://www.pagepublishing.com.

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Recent release “Miss Kat’s Brownstone” from Page Publishing author Suzanne Muir is a heartfelt story that follows a woman named Kat who buys a run-down apartment building with the hopes of rebuilding it to its former glory. As she gets to know her tenants and work with them on the repair project, Kat slowly gets her own life in order and finds healing after the loss of her parents and brothers.

Suzanne Muir, a member of the National Writers Association, Professional Division, who was a columnist within the community newspaper network of thirty-six newspapers from May 1992 until April 2011, has completed her new book “Miss Kat’s Brownstone”: a beautiful tale of hope and healing that follows a broken woman as she tries to piece together her life as well as the dilapidated apartment building that she now owns.

“In 1960, Katrina Morgan was at a personal crossroad in her life. She needed a reason to go forward, a project to give her purpose,” writes Muir. “She has bought a run-down brownstone apartment building on Walker Avenue in New York. The deteriorated structure is the way Katrina feels about her own life. Something she had not counted on was while the rebuilding, inside and out, was taking place, she grew to know and admire the twenty souls who have occupied the brownstone for many years.

“Some of the tenants are excited and willing to be a part of this renewal effort while a few are very skeptical, especially one older man. Katrina and her sister are trying to mend their own broken lives following the death of their parents and two brothers in an automobile accident. The tenants’ lives and Kat’s personal life began to intertwine as a strong awareness and respect starts to take shape. The surrounding brownstones lining Walker Avenue are occupied with people fearing the abrupt change. Envy and anger fills their conscious emotions. They are simply afraid. ‘Ms. Kat’s Brownstone’ is a story of strength, kindness, and hope.”

Published by Page Publishing, Suzanne Muir’s fascinating tale explores how the life of one person can become so intertwined with others, and the powerful impact that can have. As Kat does her best to repair and revitalize her new apartment complex, she’ll come to understand just how important purchasing it was on her own path to healing her lost soul.

Readers who wish to experience this poignant work can purchase “Miss Kat’s Brownstone” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.

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Recent release “The Indian and the Immigrant” from Page Publishing author Kenny Eagle is a riveting story of a young immigrant who arrives in America during the 1800s, hopeful to pursue his American dream. But as he experiences the bigotry and intolerance people hold for immigrants, Sheffy is forced to live on his own, making an unlikely friend along the way.

Kenny Eagle has completed his new book “The Indian and the Immigrant”: a stirring tale that follows a naive immigrant attempting to find his place in 19th century America, and the circumstances that lead to his befriending a Native American in the Old West.

“This book takes place in the 1800s when the Native Americans were fighting for their way of life,” writes Eagle. “During this time, many immigrants were arriving in America. This immigrant’s name is Sheffy. He, too, had a dream of coming to America and saved all his money to start a new life in the free world. He would soon realize it would not be as easy as he hoped it would. From the day he left his loving parents with emotional hugs to travel a long distance in order to get on a cargo ship that he heard was destined for America. Things began going wrong as soon as he tried to board the ship. After many hurdles and setbacks, he finally arrived. He was told that new towns out west were forming because the railroad was building stations out west in small towns, and this might be a good place to start a saloon with gaming. This was his dream! He soon found out that small towns did not accept strangers well. He got set up by bad locals, and before he knew it, he was running for his life! Not knowing anything about the region, he ran smack into Indian country! While trying to gather himself in a makeshift camp, a very wise brave named Good Crow happened upon him and was carefully watching his every move. He planned on killing him if he showed any threat. After carefully watching him for a few days, Good Crow realized this man is not acting the way the outlaws acted and could not figure out why he was alone. He soon realized why when outlaws catch up to him. This was where two of the most unlikely people become friends by accident.”

Published by Page Publishing, Kenny Eagle’s captivating story will transport readers back through time as they experience what life was like as Americans expanded west, encroaching on Native lands and ostracizing those who were different from them. Expertly paced and character-driven, readers of all backgrounds will discover a heartwarming story of friendship and understanding as Sheffy and Good Crow grow closer in the face of adversity and hardships.

Readers who wish to experience this enthralling work can purchase “The Indian and the Immigrant” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.

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Recent release “Seasonal Storms: Spring Showers—the Bloom” from Page Publishing author Steve Weatherspoon is the first book of a planned trilogy more than six years in the making. The story follows Jaron and MaKayla as they seek to make sense out of the storms life often brings.

Steve Weatherspoon, a lifelong reader and writer, has completed his new book “Seasonal Storms: Spring Showers—the Bloom”: the gripping first installment of his planned trilogy. From the moment he was able to read, it was hard to find him without a book. His passion for reading grew into a passion for telling his own stories and expressing his thoughts through words. He’s a lifelong writer who has been published in multiple high school publications under pseudonyms.

What began as a fun, small blurb, soon grew and was developed into a full-length story. Being a truck driver by profession, he used his downtime on the road to create a fictional story that readers of all ages and walks of life can gravitate and relate to.

“Life is a beautifully, scary journey through seasons and the storms that accompany them. Just as nature has seasons, so do we. There are seeds inside us all. What do we need in order to make those seeds bloom? Is it possible that the perfect ingredients necessary for this process are in someone else? We all know that spring comes to bring new life. Fully equipped with the ingredients necessary for nature’s seeds, could we have what is necessary for one another’s seeds?” Weatherspoon writes.

“There’s a storm on the horizon, a seasonal storm to remove what’s no longer needed and lay the foundation necessary for growth. Now, what if the potential damage of the coming storm causes more fear than comfort? It’s said, that flowers need water to grow, that it has to rain. Most can’t see the beauty in the storm, and see them as simply loud, chaotic, and unpredictable. Perhaps storms are good and necessary, as opposed to simply being bad and destructive,” he continues.

Published by Page Publishing, Weatherspoon’s life affirming tale opens in a small café, where Jaron and MaKayla are about to find the answer to these questions.

Readers who wish to experience this potent work can purchase “Seasonal Storms: Spring Showers—the Bloom” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.

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Follow one family as they journey through the sickness of a loved one, sexual molestation and harassment, women empowerment, love and conflict

Christine has always considered herself a strong woman. But, when her husband is diagnosed with leukemia, will she be able to pull through? Debuting author Christina Lim invites readers to find out in “Through It All” (published by Partridge Singapore).

This book is about the struggles of a mother and wife whose husband has been diagnosed with a life-threatening disease. It revolves around the conflict that arises in the family of five as a result of the diagnosis and how they overcome them. Christine is fraught with burden of family life and the pressures of work. Her husband, Jordan, finds himself in a situation of powerlessness. Their first born, Christopher, is forced into a role as the man of the house. Meanwhile, the twin sisters, Tamara and Samara, are led to deal with conflict and grief in different ways. These mélange of characters represent and cover many aspects of life. Their story touches on various facets of social and family interactions.

“I want my readers to understand the importance of every member of the family, especially the woman,” the author states. “Our lives and interactions with those around us and the way we handle difficult situations are usually a reflection of our family backgrounds. It is important that my readers appreciate the struggles of women and learn the value of communication in every conflict faced, whether at home, at work or any other social environment.”

“Through It All” is suitable for readers of any age and affiliation. To purchase a copy, visit https://www.partridgepublishing.com/en-sg/bookstore/bookdetails/841547-through-it-all.

“Through It All”
By Christina Lim
Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5in | 122 pages | ISBN 9781543770209
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5in | 122 pages | ISBN 9781543770186
E-Book | 122 pages | ISBN 9781543770193
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Christina Lim – CDMP has an honors degree of Bachelor of Business Studies, Certified Digital Professional. Between work and family life, she squeezes time out for her favorite pastimes — reading good (fiction) books and writing.

Partridge Publishing, an imprint of Author Solutions, LLC, aims to help writers in Singapore, Malaysia, India and Southern Africa become published authors. Partridge gives authors in these region direct access to a comprehensive range of expert publishing services that meet industry standards but are more accessible to the market. For more information or to publish a book, visit partridgepublishing.com or call +65 3165 7531 (Singapore), +60 3 3099 4412 (Malaysia), 800014971 (Africa) or 000 800 919 0634 (India).

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Debby Beece announces publication of ‘The Van Gogh Woman’

“The Van Gogh Woman” (published by Archway Publishing) by Debby Beece shares a captivating story of love, passion, and genius as a woman saves a troubled artist’s collection from obscurity and brings his genius to the world.

The book tells the little-known story of Johanna Bonger and the bold steps she takes to save Vincent from obscurity. It is set amid the glamour and excitement of bohemian 1890’s Paris. As Theo Van Gogh’s fiancée, Johanna meets his troubled brother, Vincent. When he died, Vincent had sold no paintings and was virtually unknown. Johanna goes against the accepted role of women in her time to make Vincent’s art and genius known to the world.

“Everyone can relate to the story of someone struggling for equality and recognition, in this case a brilliant outsider artist and a woman fighting to make an impact in a world ruled by men,” Beece says. She hopes her book helps readers find “A deeper understanding of Vincent van Gogh’s struggle and a new awareness of how much his sister-in-law Johanna is responsible for his ongoing impact more than a century after his death.”

“The Van Gogh Woman” is available for purchase online at the Archway link above, from Barnes & Noble and on Amazon at: https://www.amazon.com/Van-Gogh-Woman-Debby-Beece/dp/1665720360.

“The Van Gogh Woman”
By Debby Beece
Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 398 pages | ISBN 9781665720359
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 398 pages | ISBN 9781665720366
E-Book | 398 pages | ISBN 9781665720342
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Debby Beece helped create new television networks that changed the landscape of cable programming. She has worked with Oxygen Media, Nickelodeon, Nick at Nite, Ha! (now Comedy Central), and Nickelodeon Movies. Beece also enjoys painting, knitting and being active in her New York community. “The Van Gogh Woman” is the first book in an intended series about women in art.

Simon & Schuster, a company with nearly ninety years of publishing experience, has teamed up with Author Solutions, LLC, the worldwide leader in self-publishing, to create Archway Publishing. With unique resources to support books of all kind, Archway Publishing offers a specialized approach to help every author reach his or her desired audience. For more information, visit archwaypublishing.com or call 844-669-3957.

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