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3RD ANNUAL GREAT MIDWEST BOOK FEST - SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH

GREAT MIDWEST BOOK FEST 2011   - Presented By Urban Reviews  -  SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, 2011 FROM 1PM-4PM at   TERRI LYNN'S ON BRADLEY -  4740 WEST BRADLEY ROAD -  MILWAUKEE, WI 53223 -  FREE ADMISSION - ALL AGES! The headline authors for the 3rd Annual Great Midwest Book Fest are National Best-Selling Authors Victoria Christopher Murray and Naleighna Kai.  Other authors in attendance include Darrin Lowery, Venesha, Michelle Larks, Gary Ford, Tina Brooks McKinney, Everett Rupert, Monica Marie Jones, and Jhamika. YOU CAN EVEN RSVP RIGHT NOW IN THE WIDGET AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST! All of the featured authors will have a limited number of books available for sale. They will vary from Contemporary Fiction, Women's Fiction, Non-Fiction, Christian Fiction, Poetry, Street Lit, and more.  This event will be CASH ONLY. The book vendor may be taking other forms of payment, but they will only be carrying a selection of books ...

NEW REVIEW: Michelle Larks - Faith

Michelle Larks - Faith - Available Now! - 3 out of 5 books - Monet and Marcus Caldwell have been happily married for over 20 years, and the only factor missing is a child. Monet is a pediatric nurse, Marcus a police detective, GOD is first in their lives, and everything and everyone else has their respective positions in place. One tragic night after work, Monet is physically and sexually assaulted in the hospital parking lot and the foundation of which their faith and trust in God is shaken and cracked. For years Monet has prayed and believed in a covenant that she has with God that like Sarah, she and Marcus will be blessed with a child. Months after the assault, Monet is healing mentally as well as physically when she discovers that she's pregnant. The question of paternity causes a great divide in their love for each other, their dedication to their marriage, their relationships with family and friends, and their faith in God. Michelle Larks sparks a realistic view in...