Cheryl Diamond joins us to discuss her memoir, Nowhere Girl: A Memoir of a Fugitive Childhood. Diamond had an outlaw childhood beyond the imaginings of most. By age nine, she had lived in more than a dozen countries on five continents and had assumed six identities as her parents evaded Interpol and other law enforcement agencies. While her family lived on the run, she would learn math on an abacus, train as an Olympic hopeful, practice Sikhism and then celebrate her bat mitzvah, come to terms with the disappearance of her brother, become a successful fashion model, and ultimately watch her unconventional yet close-knit family implode. Diamond’s unforgettable memoir is a harrowing, clear-sighted, and surprisingly humor-filled testament to a childhood lost and an adulthood found. With its page-turning candor about forged passports and midnights escapes, this is, in the end, the searing story of how lies can destroy a family and how truth can set us free. https://www.workman.com/products/nowhere-girl

We have dating expert, Denise Lizette, a self-proclaimed expert sociologist, can be found working her successful real estate business by day and observing, even marveling at, human dating behavior every other minute of her waking day. Star Light, Start Bright, Where In The Heck Is Mr. Right, is Denise Lizette's debut book that chronicles her dating adventures after 236 first dates! www.DeniseLizette.com

A story of pain and healing, Elaine Kennelly lost her 18-year-old son to suicide and found it almost impossible to heal, getting stuck in the aftermath of suicide. Elaine answers the hard questions with empathy. She is a graduate of Concordia University, Chicago and has been a teacher, TV show host, Real Estate Broker, and business owner. She is compassionate and above all—real. Elaine desires the wounded to be fully restored, and she cares deeply for those struggling after a tragic loss. Her book, “Finding Peace After a Suicide Loss” launches worldwide on July 20, 2021.
www.elainekennelly.com