Late, Late at Night by Rick Springfield
June 30, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction
In a searingly candid memoir which he authored himself, Grammy Award-winning pop icon Rick Springfield pulls back the curtain on his image as a bright, shiny, happy performer to share the startling story of his rise and fall and rise in music, film, and television and his lifelong battle with depression.
Touchstone, $26.00, October 2010, ISBN#: 978-1-439191156
This podcast was recorded at BookExpo America 2010 in New York City.
Skinny Is Overrated: The Real Woman’s Guide to Health and Happiness at Any Size by Danielle Milano, MD
June 29, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction
It isn’t necessary to be a size two! With helpful, easy recipes and common sense advice, Dr. Danielle Milano’s guidelines for simple lifestyle changes will help you lose weight, gain energy, and become a healthier, more confident you–as you were meant to be.
Synergy Books, $15.95, April 2010, ISBN#: 978-0-9842358-3-4
This podcast was recorded at BookExpo America 2010 in New York City.
Making Bank: The Personal Finance Lessons They Never Taught Us in School by Claudio M. Ghipsmann
June 28, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction
Claudio M. Ghipsmann, a former Wall Street vice president, unravels the mystery behind banking, investing, and personal finance. With this easy-to-understand guide, you can take charge of your financial future.
Bridgeway Books, $15.95, August 2010, ISBN#: 978-1-934454-39-8
This podcast was recorded at BookExpo America 2010 in New York City.
Maximize Your Retirement Income: Powerful Financial Strategies for a Successful Retirement by Scott M. Peterson
June 25, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction
From Social Security to pensions, Scott M. Peterson teaches the proper way to save for retirement. Learn to avoid common mistakes, identify hidden income sources, and guard against inflation through low-risk strategies.
Synergy Books, ISBN#: 978-0-9843879-8-4
This podcast was recorded at BookExpo America 2010 in New York City.
Corps Vet by Dick Hrebik
June 25, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction
More than just a Marine’s motto, Dick Hrebik takes these words to heart and lives the life he espouses. From the streets of Chicago to the jungles of Vietnam to law offices in Washington, D.C., Hrebik’s moral compass and values guide him through the highs and lows of his life.
Dick’s courageous voice from the “Silent Generation,” offers a unique insight into a Marine’s mind, and how the lessons he was taught in the military carried forward into his life after his distinguished career in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Windy City Publishers, $12.99, August 2010, ISBN#: 978-0-9819505-8-7
This podcast was recorded at BookExpo America 2010 in New York City.
The Intuitive Warrior: Lessons from a Navy SEAL on Unleashing Your Hidden Potential by Michael Jaco
June 25, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction
From conflicts in Panama to war in Iraq, former Navy SEAL Michael Jaco has employed his powers of perception and awareness to save his life and the lives of his fellow SEALs. The Intuitive Warrior will teach you how employing the methods perfected by a genuine military hero can act as a catalyst toward developing a richer, more fulfilled life.
Synergy Books, $13.95, March 2010, ISBN#: 978-0-9840760-0-0
This podcast was recorded at BookExpo America 2010 in New York City.
The Value of a Homemaker by Patricia Zona
June 24, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction, Other Authors On Tour
I was fortunate to have three sisters and two brothers. I would be the youngest of three or the oldest of four. Growing up would not be an ordinary experience for any of us. Yet, amazingly we persevered. I believe all of us were determined and chose to do and be better— not repeat the same mistakes. Memories of our mother gentle and loving but frail and medicated too often. Our father instilled fear for he never was taught or shown real nurturing love himself. Later, we would all understand the dynamics of both our parents and we would forgive. My dreams were to be a singer, dancer, artist and missionary—one day. I have done it all in some small capacity and on borrowed time. I would marry while a junior in high school and have a son on my husband’s birthday. Then, we were young and in love and determined to defy the odds. We would have three children and achieve incredible financial success during the process. But, in the end I would be sacrificed and my husband rewarded. Divorced, appealed and annulled—I was compelled to write my first book—my story, for understanding and to make a difference….
Xlibris , $29.69, ISBN#: 978-1-4415-6469-6
Wondering About by David Strumfels
June 24, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction
Wondering About is the personal journey of a mind that has used imagination, curiosity, and wonder to try to make sense of the world, using science as the bedrock of the road taken. The journey is personal in that David Strumfels has recently discovered that he suffers from Aspergers’ Syndrome, a form of high functioning autism that makes relating to other human beings extraordinarily difficult. Through the many sufferings of this condition prior to Mr. Strumfels’ diagnosis, his curiosity and passion to understand have allowed him to keep asking questions, and develop his own mind to where he can share it with others.
Xlibris , $29.99, ISBN#: 978-1-4500-1850-0
Poetic Gesture by Elton Hill
June 24, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction
Poetry that comes from the heart—that’s the Poetic Gesture the Hill family offers for both young and old readers. With verses and stanzas that are true, personal, close to the heart, and heartwarming, this anthology engagingly speaks of survival, starting anew, special people, the power of prayer, wonderful dedications, heroes honored on Memorial Day, victims of 9/11, death, and more. Take a glimpse of lives lived, memories treasured, and moments cherished by the poet’s family in this collaborated effort that expresses their joys of life through the good times and even through the bad ones.
Xlibris , $24.99, ISBN#: 978-1-4415-7446-6
Bobo’s Daughter: One Woman’s Journey to Find Hope, Healing, and the Father behind the Face Paint by Bonnie Barnett
June 24, 2010 by Rob
Filed under Non-Fiction
Bonnie Barnett’s absentee father was one of the world’s most famous clowns. It wasn’t until she showed up at his doorstep that he stopped being a larger-than-life myth and became a real father.
Synergy Books, $23.95, September 2010, ISBN#: 978-0-9842358-7-2
This podcast was recorded at BookExpo America 2010 in New York City.



