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Join Hosts Ashley Fontainne, Joanna Lee Doster and Marsha Casper Cook for a very entertaining evening on June 17 AT 8 PM CST 9 PM EST 7 PM MT 6 PM PST. Their special guests for the evening will be Willow Cross who has just written GETTING OVER IT. The girls will be talking about the power of women and the decisions they make.

Ashley is a very successful author, radio show host and her short thriller entitled Number Seventy-Five, touches upon the sometimes dangerous world of online dating. Number Seventy-Five took home the BRONZE meda and is currently in production for a feature filmis currently in production for a feature  film. Her latest work, a Christian fiction thriller entitled The Lie, won the GOLD medal in the 2013 Illumination Book Awards.

Joanna Lee Doster is the author of a very exciting new book, Maximum Speed: Pushing The Limit. She is a freelance journalist for syndicated newspapers, magazines and blogs. In addition, she has held executive positions in cable television, communications and the entertainment industry.

Marsha is partner of the World of Ink Network, Agent, Award-winning Script Writer, Novelist, Writing Coach, Media Release Specialist. Marsha is also the author of several  published books and 11 feature-length screenplays, a literary agent with 15 years of experience.

BOOK REVIEW BY ASHLEY FONTAINNE - AUTHOR FRAN LEWIS CHOICES

Sow today, reap tomorrow, December 13, 2012

By 

Ashley Fontainne "Ashley"

This review is from: Bad Choices (Faces Behind the Stones) (Kindle Edition)

Choices. We make numerous ones each day, right and wrong. As children, we learn through trial and error as we discover how to make our way through this world. Bumps, skinned knees, bruises and cuts are the trophies we carry while we grow. During the tumultuous teenage years, we have migrated from learning how to control our physical bodies to gaining understanding of controlling our inner thoughts, feelings and mental state.

This journey is made even more difficult by the settings teenagers sometimes find themselves in. The wrong crowd, the wrong voice listened to, the wrong decision made, can forever alter the trajectory of their lives. This book, through the clever use of a stroll inside a cemetery, highlights the circumstances of the demise of each name etched into a headstone. The bad choices they made in life will forever haunt them in death.

Death is something each of us will face no matter how vehemently we fight it. Young adults, more especially teenagers, seem to encapsulate themselves with the notion that they are invincible. These stories of those that made bad choices while still alive, and are now suffering the repercussions of their earthly actions, illuminates the reality that what you sow today, you reap tomorrow.

I recommend this book for all teenagers, parents and young adults. Quite the wake up call.