Book Marketing Announcements: The Authors Show® Lineup For The Week Of December 30, 2019

The Authors Show® serves as a resource for authors and allows members to engage in promotion and publicity for marketing purposes. The site offers professionally produced radio interviews that are broadcast worldwide.

Don McCauley of the Free Publicity Focus Group and Danielle Hampson, Executive Producer of The Authors Show®, founders of The Authors Marketing Powerhouse, have announced The Authors Show® radio and broadcast schedule for the week of December 30, 2019. The new show schedule is available at The Authors Show® site.

For those who hope to sell books on the Internet, the challenge can be daunting. It can be confusing difficult, time consuming and expensive. The Authors Show® helps authors overcome these challenges by providing opportunities for greater visibility.

The Authors Show® radio shows offer professionally produced radio interviews that are broadcast worldwide. The upcoming scheduled radio lineups include:

Week December 30, 2019 On The Authors Show®:

Dec 30
Channel 1     Danny Johnson (NC)
Channel 2     Jody Sharpe (AZ)
Channel 3     Dana L. Brown (IN)
Channel 4     Else Byskov (Denmark)
Channel 5     Brian Aull (MA)    
Channel 6     Donna Louis (FL)
Channel 7     Laura Prince (Canada)

Dec 31
Channel 1     Donna Louis (FL)
Channel 2     Jody Sharpe (AZ)
Channel 3     Dan Corner (PA)
Channel 4     Jim Dilyard (OH)
Channel 5     John W. Noyes (AZ)
Channel 6     Donna Louis (FL)
Channel 7     Bill Poje (FL)

Jan 1
Channel 1     Brian Huey (NC)
Channel 3     Michael Jordan (OH)
Channel 4     Marcia Fine (AZ)
Channel 5     Kristin Casey (TX)
Channel 6     RD Palmer (AZ)
Channel 7     Bill Poje (FL)

Jan 2
Channel 1     Ellen Frazer-Jameson (Spain)
Channel 2     John Costello (CA)
Channel 3     Vikki Walton (CO)
Channel 4     Else Byskov (Denmark)
Channel 5     Bethany Weisbacher (CO)
Channel 6     Misti Rains (CA)
Channel 7     Richard V. Battle (TX)

Jan 3 - Jan 5
Channel 1     Gregory Gene Conrad (NM)
Channel 2     Garrett Sutton Esq. (NV)
Channel 3     Kristin A. Oakley (WI)
Channel 4     Jim Dilyard (OH)
Channel 5     Kristin Casey (TX)
Channel 6     Brian H. Casull, M.D. (AZ)
Channel 7     Bill Poje (FL)

Profile:

Don McCauley is a marketing strategist and is the facilitator of the Free Publicity Focus Group, a marketing and publicity firm. He also serves as the host of The Authors Show® radio.  Danielle Hampson is the Executive Producer of The Authors Show® radio group of programs.

Contact:

Don McCauley
Free Publicity Focus Group
don@freepublicitygroup.com

Danielle Hampson
The Authors Show
danielle@theauthorsshow.com

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Scientists Warn Moving Fault Line Can Cause Massive Earthquake; Biblical End Times Soon, Says Expert Dr. Richard Ruhling

Dr. Richard Ruhling is an expert on Biblical prophecy and is also the author of 'The Alpha & Omega Bible Code'

After 500 years, scientists say a fault line is moving with potential impact for LA and San Francisco, triggering fear and a cell phone app that gives a warning.

The Bible teaches us to “number our days that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom,” Psalm 90:12. The Bible further teaches that God won’t do anything without revealing it, Amos 3:7. The Bible supports our need to know how long we have, says Dr. Richard Ruhling, author of The Alpha & Omega Bible Code.

Ruhling offers a corollary: when the Bible says something twice, it’s once for history and again for end-times because of the alpha-omega principle and “God declares the end from the beginning,” Isaiah 46:10.

In the book of beginnings, Joseph’s explained Pharaoh’s two dreams as meaning hard times. Seven fat cows were eaten by seven skinny cows and seven full heads of grain preceded seven thin heads. Joseph said there would be 7 good years followed by seven of famine and he stored surplus to save Egypt in Genesis 41.

That Twice-Speak Code supports seven good years before the seven bad years that Evangelical Christians see as the “end-times.” Ruhling says that’s why Trump will survive efforts to get rid of him to become the next president--he brought the good years.

But the bad times are coming and will be initiated by a huge earthquake when God will “shake terribly the earth,” Isaiah 2:12,19. Ruhling claims that “the day of the Lord” was signaled by several events in 2015, and since those warning signs, we are seeing the good years.

The warning signs included the Iran Nuclear Treaty because “the day of the Lord comes…when they shall say, ‘Peace and safety,’ sudden destruction comes…” 1Thessalonians 5:2,3.

Another example is “the sun shall be darkened and the moon turned to blood before the day of the Lord,” Joel 2:31. There was a rare solar eclipse on the equinox followed by a blood moon on Passover in 2015.

Those events were like Joseph’s warning and we are in the middle of seven good years for the economy and employment, but after the sabbatical year of 2022, we may expect bad times of which many current events are an omen, warns Ruhling.

He believes Christ’s warning, “when you see Jerusalem compassed with armies,” (Luke 21:20) will be a heads-up sign. Most Christians and Jews think that was in 70 AD, but Zechariah 14:1,2 shows it connected to “the day of the Lord” (end-time)

Seeing this in April of 2023 (time of Passover when Titus surrounded Jerusalem) would be a confirming sign of a prophetic earthquake, “as the days of Noah” Matthew 24:37, when the Flood came with Passover timing, but in the 2nd spring month, according to Ruhling.

Biblical clues link the 2nd Passover timing to 9-11, Numbers 9:10,11. This text provides for Israelite travel--if they took a long trip and couldn’t get back for Passover, they were to keep it a month later…

That’s precisely how Christ ended His wedding parable. When five women missed the wedding, He said they didn’t understand because it’s like a man traveling to a far country. He is the Master in that last parable, Matthew 25:13,14.

Ruhling says God was invisible when He “executed judgment” in Egypt--the alpha application, Exodus 12:12. In an omega event, Christ will come invisibly to the US for judgment because, like Egypt that killed babies, we have aborted 60 million, and like Egypt enslaved Israel, most people are in bondage to negative health habits or lifestyles and freedom of speech is shredded by social media, fearful of offending someone who is eager to take offense and fight for their sex orientation.

“Hate speech” is killing free speech as America moves into bondage like Egypt, but the coming judgment will be for deliverance as for Israel in Egypt and the Bible offers protection for those who seek compliance with its guidelines, says Ruhling.

For more information, readers can get his book, Health, Happiness & Destiny on Amazon, but they can save $4 postage at http://RichardRuhling.com using the Donate tab.

About Dr. Richard Ruhling:

Dr. Richard Ruhling attended a Bible college with a Religion major. The end times have been a special interest for him since attending a prophecy conference 30 years ago. He is an expert on Biblical prophecy and the author of 'The Alpha & Omega Bible Code', 'The Earthquake & the 7 Seals'

Contact:

Dr. Richard Ruhling
ruhling7@juno.com
http://richardruhling.com

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Books For Book Clubs: New Book On Aging, Helping Yourself Grow Old By Award Winning Author Frances Fuller, Offers A Totally Unique View On Aging

Frances Fuller has followed up her award winning book about Lebanon, In Borrowed Houses, with a new book that helps us face a challenge each and every one of us must someday face.

There are tens of thousands of book on aging, and an equal number of books about retirement. This is no surprise. Life expectancy is increasing dramatically. In 2015, the Census Bureau estimated there would be 50 million people age 65 and older by 2016. Interest in aging and retirement issues will likely only increase with each passing year.

Most of us don't have a plan, a strategy, for the final years of our lives. Most of us have no idea what to expect during those years.

Finding very little real guidance available, award winning author Frances Fuller decided that she must figure out for herself how to live wisely through the puzzles and possibilities of aging. In 'Helping Yourself Grow Old: Things I Said To Myself When I Was Almost Ninety', Frances deals with such issues as grief, loneliness, physical limitations, fears, duties, and with the significance of her own life story.

The end result is a book unlike any other book on aging you will ever read.

What makes this book a perfect fit for book clubs is that the author deals with common , universal but sometimes private issues in an open, conversational tone. Her confessions and decisions invite self-searching and discussion.

In this new book, Fuller tries to make sense of her own past and to understand her responsibility to younger generations. In the process she shares her daily life, enriched with memories from her fascinating experiences. Her stories and her voice - fresh, honest, irresistible - keep the reader eager for more. The end result is a book that helps create a detailed map through the challenging terrain of old age.

Frances' prior work, 'In Borrowed Houses', has taken three industry awards. Frances Fuller was the Grand Prize winner in the 2015 '50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading' Book Awards. It received the bronze medal for memoir in the Illumination Book Awards in 2014. Northern California Publishers and Authors annually gives awards for literature produced by residents of the area. In 2015 'In Borrowed Houses' received two prizes: Best Non-fiction and Best Cover.

Critics have praised ‘In Borrowed Houses.’ A judge in the 22nd Annual Writer’s Digest Self-Published Book Awards called 'In Borrowed Houses' “ . . a well written book full of compassion . . . a captivating story . . . ”. Another reviewer described the book as “Wise, honest, sensitive, funny, heart-wrenching . . .”. Colin Chapman, lecturer in Islamic Studies at the Near East School of Theology in Beirut said, “ . . . western Christians and Middle Eastern Christians need to read this story…full of remarkable perceptiveness and genuine hope.”

Frances Fuller is available for media interviews and can be reached using the information below or by email at frances0516@att.net. Fuller's books are available at Amazon and other book retailers. A free ebook sample from 'In Borrowed Houses' is available at http://www.payhip.com/francesfuller. More information is available at her website at http://www.francesfullerauthor.com.

About Frances Fuller:

Frances Fuller spent thirty years in the violent Middle East and for twenty-four of those years was the director of a Christian publishing program with offices in Lebanon. While leading the development of spiritual books in the Arabic language, she survived long years of civil war and invasions.

Contact:

Frances Fuller
frances0516@att.net
http://www.francefullerauthor.com

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Book Marketing Announcements: The Authors Show® Lineup For The Week Of December 23, 2019

The Authors Show® serves as a resource for authors and allows members to engage in promotion and publicity for marketing purposes. The site offers professionally produced radio interviews that are broadcast worldwide.

Don McCauley of the Free Publicity Focus Group and Danielle Hampson, Executive Producer of The Authors Show®, founders of The Authors Marketing Powerhouse, have announced The Authors Show® radio and broadcast schedule for the week of December 23, 2019. The new show schedule is available at The Authors Show® site.

For those who hope to sell books on the Internet, the challenge can be daunting. It can be confusing difficult, time consuming and expensive. The Authors Show® helps authors overcome these challenges by providing opportunities for greater visibility.

The Authors Show® radio shows offer professionally produced radio interviews that are broadcast worldwide. The upcoming scheduled radio lineups include:

Week December 23, 2019 On The Authors Show®:

Dec 23
Channel 1     Marcia Fine
Channel 2     Jody Sharpe
Channel 3     Dana L. Brown
Channel 4     Else Byskov
Channel 5     John W. Noyes
Channel 6     RD Palmer
Channel 7     Joseph Carrabis

Dec 24
Channel 1     Brian Huey
Channel 2     Carol E. Anderson
Channel 3     Dana L. Brown
Channel 4     Joy Elaine
Channel 5     John W. Noyes
Channel 6     RD Palmer
Channel 7     Luthie M West

Dec 25
Channel 1     Gregory Gene Conrad
Channel 2     Liz McCue
Channel 3     Michael Jordan
Channel 4     Else Byskov
Channel 5     John W. Noyes
Channel 6     RD Palmer
Channel 7     Luthie M West

Dec 26
Channel 1     Dr. Nicole Audet, MD
Channel 2     John Costello
Channel 3     Kristin A. Oakley
Channel 4     Joy Elaine
Channel 5     Kristin Casey
Channel 6     Donna Louis
Channel 7     Richard V. Battle

Dec 27 - Dec 29
Channel 1     I. Kaufman Arenberg, M.D.
Channel 2     Liz McCue
Channel 3     Kristin A. Oakley
Channel 4     Joy Elaine
Channel 5     John W. Noyes
Channel 6     RD Palmer
Channel 7     Joseph Carrabis

Profile:

Don McCauley is a marketing strategist and is the facilitator of the Free Publicity Focus Group, a marketing and publicity firm. He also serves as the host of The Authors Show® radio.  Danielle Hampson is the Executive Producer of The Authors Show® radio group of programs.

Contact:

Don McCauley
Free Publicity Focus Group
don@freepublicitygroup.com

Danielle Hampson
The Authors Show
danielle@theauthorsshow.com

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Award Winning Author And Traveling Researcher Donna Fletcher Crow Celebrates The Power Of Story With Trans-Canada Adventure, Disney World Reflections, Books Detailing Christmas Customs

Crow writes meticulously researched, entertaining novels of romance, history and mystery in an engaging you-are-there style that allows readers to live the history.

There is nothing like the power of a good story. Our stories can inspire us, entrance us, enhance our lives and enliven us, for it is our stories that bind us together. We teach through story. We persuade through story. We transform lives and indeed can build (or destroy) lives through the power of stories.

The power of story is something Donna Fletcher Crow, a multi-award winning author of 50 books, understands intimately. Crow's work centers primarily on British Christian history. What sets her work apart is the fact that she is a passionate researcher who engages people and places from Britain's past and present, drawing comparisons and contrasts between past and present for today's reader.

To celebrate the power of story, Donna is presenting readers of all persuasions with a new group of stories that illustrate the universal power of story from three different perspectives:

Trans-Canada Adventure

To develop the background for her sixth book in the Monastery Murder series, 'Against All Fierce Hostility', Donna recently embarked upon a Trans-Canada adventure by train. On her website, she presents an online travelogue that documents her Canadian journey by train, plane, car and boat and treats readers to stunning imagery and richly detailed descriptions. Much like the panoramic content of her award-winning novels, the new blog entries allow readers to vividly share the experience of an excursion across the Canadian landscape. The next installment of the Trans-Canada adventure is available at her website at https://donnafletchercrow.com/articles.php?cat=8.

Disney World Reflections - The Power Of Story

Donna and her husband had breakfast with some Disney princesses at Norway's Akershus castle at Epcot Center on their recent visit to Disneyworld - sans grandchildren. In that Donna is an avid gardener, they also took the time to enjoy a close-up look at Disney's experimental gardens. The full story is available at https://donnafletchercrow.com/articles.php?cat=10.

Books With Christmas Customs

In 'Glastonbury', an epic novel covering 1500 years English Christian history, the Norman section recounts the celebrations of the full Twelve Days of Christmas in a manor house. The festivities include bringing in the yule log and feasting on roasted boar. It all concludes on Twelfth Night when, under the direction of the Lord of Misrule, traveling mummers enact “Saint George and the Dragon.”

Celebrations are considerably more subdued in Puritan homes in her Irish epic 'The Banks of the Boyne'. But rumors of Catholic friends who celebrate Christ’s birth by burning red pillar candles, setting up replicas of baby Jesus in the manger, and enjoying sumptuous feasts are a bitter temptation to a young protestant boy.

'Where Love Restores' depicts an early 19th century Christmas on a great English estate. Festivities include: a fox hunt and hunt ball, constructing an English kissing ring, a midnight Christmas Eve service, and alms-giving on Boxing Day.

In 'Kathryn: Days of Struggle and Triumph', Christmas looks bleak in a pioneer hut in the Idaho desert. Why couldn’t they be in a civilized place where they wouldn’t have to use a sagebrush bush for a Christmas tree? But even the scraggly weed looks better when decorated with strings of popcorn and bows from Kathryn’s quilting basket. And their audacious guest appears more amenable in the companionship of a neighborhood carol sing.

'An All-Consuming Fire' finds Felicity and Antony planning a Christmas wedding in a monastery. The many worship services bring the meaning of Christmas to Felicity in a new way. Still, she manages to find time for such modern English traditions as sharing bad jokes and wearing paper crowns from crackers, eating mince pies and Christmas cake, and taking a long country ramble after the Queen’s Speech. Felicity is as surprised as Crow was, however, by one English Christmas custom—fireworks.

Crow says, “I love stories! Reading stories, telling stories, sharing stories with my readers. I write history because stories from the past inform and strengthen us and help us build a better future. I write history, but I’m really talking about today.”

Crow's entire Monastery Murder Series features atmospheric contemporary crimes with their roots buried deep in the middle ages. Books in the series include 'A Very Private Grave', 'A Darkly Hidden Truth', 'An Unholy Communion', 'A Newly Crimsoned Reliquary' and 'An All-Consuming Fire' and the upcoming 'Against All Fierce Hostility.'

Readers may wish to consider picking up copies of the currently published books in the Monastery Murder series before the new novel is published.

The award-winning 'Glastonbury' is her best-known work, which received the prestigious First Place, Historical Novel, award from the National Federation of Press Women. Readers and reviewers have raved about 'Glastonbury', calling it "The best of its kind," "richly fascinating," "beautifully researched,", "gloriously evocative," and "panoramic." One Amazon reader said, "WHAT a work! Every reader can be enveloped in the sheer scope and quality, every historian be constantly nodding at the precise detail and accuracy, and every Christian can rejoice in the fullness of scripture. For me it is simply beyond descriptive praise. I would urge all who value truth to treat themselves to a feast."

The Daughters of Courage, 'Kathryn', 'Elizabeth' and 'Stephanie' is a pioneer family saga based on the stories of Crow's own family and other Idaho pioneers in the Kuna, Nampa and Boise area. Her current short story “A Nostalgic Fourth of July” is based on a scene from ‘Kathryn: Days of Loss and Hope'.

The Elizabeth & Richard Mysteries is a literary suspense series using literary figures as background: Rudyard Kipling in 'The Flame Ignites', Dorothy L Sayers in 'The Shadow of Reality', Shakespeare in 'A Midsummer Eve's Nightmare', and Jane Austen in both 'A Jane Austen Encounter' and 'A Most Singular Venture'. Watch for 'A Prodigious Sum of Corpses: Seeking Sanditon at Jane Austen’s Seashore', which will take the reader to the sites featured in Donna’s current blog series, following the steps of a murderer.

The Lord Danvers Victorian true-crime series is an Amazon bestseller in the British Detectives category. Books in the series include 'A Lethal Spectre', 'A Most Inconvenient Death', 'Grave Matters', 'To Dust You Shall Return' and 'A Tincture of Murder'. Donna provides a no-charge download of 'A Tincture of Murder' for those who sign up for her newsletter. More information is available at her website.

Where There is Love, a 6-book series of the enduring legacy of love and faith, featuring historic people and events of the 18th and 19th centuries.' Where Love Begins', book 1, has just been released in print for the first time. It is the story of Catherine Peronnet whose world is in tatters. Charles Wesley is engaged to another, her brother beaten by an angry mob, and her favorite pupil forced to leave school. Catherine endures the terrors of a circuit-ride, a threatened French invasion and the Great London Earthquake before finding happiness. Other titles in the series are: 'Where Love Illumines', 'Where Love Triumphs', 'Where Love Restores', 'Where Love Shines', and 'Where Love Calls'.

Donna Fletcher Crow's work has received a number of high-level industry honors. These include:

Where Love Begins, Best Historical Romance, Pinnacle Awards 2019
A Lethal Spectre, Best Mystery, Pinnacle Awards, 2019
Glastonbury, First Place, Historical Fiction, National Federation of Press Women Award of Merit
The Banks of the Boyne, Silver Angel; First Place Historical Fiction, National Federation Press Women
The Fields of Bannockburn, First Place Historical Fiction, National Federation Press Women
Professional Achievement Award, Northwest Nazarene College
Juvenile Books Award of Merit, Idaho Press Women
Top Idaho Author
Pacesetter Award, Mt. Hermon Writers Conference
Outstanding Historical Fiction, Idaho Press Women, National Federation of Press Women,
Idaho Writer of the Year
Best Inspirational Novel, Finalist Romance Writers of America
Writer of the Year, Mt. Hermon Writers Conference

Donna is available for media interviews and can be reached by email at donna@donnafletchercrow.com. All of her books are available at online book retailers. More information, including a no-charge download of 'A Tincture of Murder', is available at her website at https://www.donnafletchercrow.com.

About Donna Fletcher Crow:

Donna and her husband live in Boise, Idaho. They have 4 adult children and 14 grandchildren living on 3 continents. Donna is a former English literature teacher and lifelong Anglophile. Idahoans with long memories will remember her as a former Queen of the Snake River Stampede, Miss Rodeo Idaho and runner-up for Miss Rodeo America. She is an enthusiastic gardener.

Contact:

Donna Fletcher Crow
donna@donnafletchercrow.com
https://www.donnafletchercrow.com

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