John Reinhard

Book one is Wanted: An Honest Man (ISBN: 978-0989697163). With a little mystery and a little romance, Wanted: An Honest Man captures the bittersweet growth of a young woman trying to make sense of her turbulent life. Praise for Wanted: An Honest Man: 'Charming ... unexpected ... emotionally charged!' - Amylynn Bright, author of Finish What We Started Book two is Letters, Lovers, & Lies (ISBN: 978-0989697156). Mysterious, romantic, and sprinkled with a few heartwarming students and a delightful dog, Letters, Lovers, & Lies captures the importance of persistence and the power of love. Praise for Letters, Lovers, and Lies: 'Cozy mystery lovers and romantic drama buffs will enjoy the twists and turns as Jake and Lindsey rush to solve their personal whodunit before it's too late.' - John Reinhard Dizon, author of The Nightcrawler Series The final book is Hit the Road, Jake! (ISBN: 978-0989697170). Thrilling, romantic, and sprinkled with humor, Hit the Road, Jake! reinvents the 'buddy movie' concept with the written word ... and a pretty woman. Praise for Hit the Road, Jake!: 'Cricket Rohman really nails it! She gives her readers a ton of depth in both the story line and character development. A great, fun read!' - Lala Corriere, author of Bye Bye Bones: A Cassidy Clark Novel All three books are available in both print and ebook formats. About The Author: Cricket Rohman grew up in Estes Park, Colorado, and spent her formative years among deer, bobcats, coyotes and beautiful blue columbine. Today she is a full-time author writing about the great outdoors, teachers, dogs, love, laughter, and life's little mysteries-think romantic suspense. Prior to writing, Cricket's career path included the following adventures: actor, singer, audio/video producer, classroom teacher, school principal, and U of A, College of Education assistant professor. All of the above led the way to her first three novels, Wanted: An Honest Man ... Letters, Lovers, & Lies ... and Hit the Road, Jake! All three books are works of fiction. Really. (Well, except the part about the dog; she really had a dog like Wendell, the mastiff, who appears in every book.) For review copies, author interviews, or more information please contact: Cricket Rohman Email: cricketrohman (at) gmail.com Website: http://www.cricketrohman.org Twitter: https://twitter.com/CricketRohman Facebook: https://facebook.com/CricketRohmanAuthor

"Eye of the Storm Eilida's Tragedy" by Elle Klass a chilling tale inspired from her time living in the mountainous Virginia terrain and the onslaught of hurricanes, she survived, flooding Florida in 2004 along with the numbers of vicious crimes seen through the media. 'One cannot unlock the Universe until they find the key to unlock themselves,' says author Klass as she delves into the psyche of one young woman who witnesses the unthinkable. About the book - A disturbance at her neighbor's house piques Eilida's curiosity. What she discovers is so shocking it sends her running through the mountainous woods during a thunderstorm. She slips on the wet ground, plummets down Mount Wilde, and slams into a large boulder beside River Freedom. Eilida is transported to Lyden, where Sunshine, a receptionist at the local paper becomes engrossed in her story. The further Sunshine delves into Eilida's life the more entangled their lives become. "This psychological paranormal thriller, reminiscent of the 'Twilight Zone', is a chilling tale with mystery and intrigue saturating every page." -Author Marcha Fox author of the "Star Trails Tetralogy" "It's a Hitchcockian plunge by Ms. Klass, who is once again exploring the world of amnesiac episodes, violent deaths and childhood trauma." -John Reinhard Dizon author of "The Triad, Transplant, and Nightcrawler" Elle was born in Redwood City, California and spent her childhood in and around the San Francisco Bay Area. She graduated from the University of North Florida with a bachelor's degree in education and has spent twelve years teaching science at the junior high level. Creative writing has always been a passion for her. Now she seeks to put into print and share with the public the stories she has feverishly been writing for years.