Ariel Frazer Houston, a social worker, uncovers a secret behind the murder of her loved ones while escaping the sharp knife that follows her in Virginia R. Degners Without Consent.
San Diego, California – WEBWIRE – Sunday, April 14, 2024
This should be a movie. Terry Hueffed, Amazon review
The self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet will display Virginia R. Degners Without Consent at the 2024 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. The book festival will take place at the University of Southern California campus in Los Angeles, CA, on April 20-21, 2024.
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is a celebration of community, literature, culture, and the arts a haven for booklovers, authors, and other visitors who seek connections. Considered the largest book festival in the U.S., the event has drawn around 150,000 visitors annually. Visitors include authors, book lovers, exhibitors, celebrities, artists, and musicians. The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books hosts events that include performances and storytelling for children, author signings, and panel discussions.
Without Consent is a romance/suspense story that follows a social worker named Ariel Frazer Houston. Ariel tries to run away from a murderer who is targeting her after the death of her stepmother and husband, Morgan. She uncovers secrets as her murderer moves closer. The murderer already did an illegal procedure on her without her knowledge.
Riley, Ariels and Morgans best friend, helps her move on and away from the dangers. He had always been in deep love with Ariel but stepped aside when Morgan got into the picture. Now that Morgans dead, Riley has to step up to save Ariel from harms way in a journey to love and suspense.
Without Consent will be displayed at ReadersMagnets exhibit at the L.A. Times Festival of Books 2024 at booth #225. Feel free to drop by the exhibit to check out the books display.
Readers can get a copy of Without Consent by Virginia R. Degner on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and ReadersMagnet Bookstore. Visit www.virginiadegner.com to learn more about the author and her works.
Virginia R. Degner of Castro Valley, California, is a retired social worker and former newspaper reporter. She and her husband are parents to three and grandparents to four. She has a masters degree in clinical psychology and is working on her next book.
Without Consent
Author: Virginia R. Degner
Genre: Romance Suspense
Publisher: ReadersMagnet, LLC
Published Date: March 24, 2024
Virginia Ford, a loving wife and mother who enjoys fishing and camping, and has loved Jesus since she was young, has completed her new book, “Walk Like a Man”: a heartfelt memoir detailing the struggles and triumphs experienced by the author as she navigates life, learning to trust God in the process and rely upon her faith throughout her journey.
“I came up with the idea for the name of my book when one evening, as Den and I were walking down a dark and deserted road in Germany, carrying off our garbage, he had me dressed in a fatigue jacket, army baseball hat, and I had on jeans. He said, ‘Jenny, walk like a man.’ I have thought about that many times as I have navigated the roads I have traveled in my life—some good and some very hard,” writes Ford.
“My book is about the first twenty-six years of my life. It sometimes feels like I lost my life and picked up another one. I have been happy and sad, but I have tried to be content in whatever state I have found myself. I have found happiness and contentment in my God, my husband, my children, and grandchildren. God is so good!”
Published by Page Publishing, Virginia Ford’s captivating tale explores how the author’s relationship with God and early acceptance of Christ as her savior has prepared her for all of life’s challenges, providing her the strength to carry through every obstacle placed upon her path. By sharing her deeply personal and honest story, Ford aims to encourage others to seek out God and witness the wonderful gifts he bestows upon his followers, as he has done for the author.
Readers who wish to experience this enlightening work can purchase “Walk Like a Man” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
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Global research and education leader Wiley today announced a three year open access agreement with VIVA, a consortium of more than seventy libraries and academic institutions throughout the US state of Virginia, to begin in 2022.
The agreement, which expands on a previous pilot between Wiley and VIVA, will allow researchers at 55 participating Virginia institutions the ability to publish accepted articles open access in all of Wileys fully gold and hybrid open access journals, as well as provide access to all subscription content.
The first such agreement between VIVA and a large publisher, this will make an estimated 75% of all research published in Wiley journals by Virginia higher education authors open access in the first year, with the percentage growing each year of the agreement. Research published under the agreement will be accessible for free to anyone who wishes to read it, enabling a wider dissemination of scientific findings among both scholars and the public alike.
We are pleased to join VIVA in advancing sustainable, scalable pathways to open access publishing, which is an increasing priority for academic institutions across the United States, said Liz Ferguson, Senior Vice President, Wiley Research Publishing. Through this agreement, academics across Virginia will gain the open access advantage, garnering more attention for their research and showcasing their contributions on the global stage.
We are deeply invested in creating partnerships with publishers that will enable open access for Virginia authors, no matter the size or funding level of their institutions, said Anne Osterman, Director of VIVA. Wiley has been an excellent collaborator in how to craft a model that increases equity in publishing for Virginia and moves toward a more open future in a sustainable way.
Academic research in the United States is funded through a diverse mix of sources, including the government alongside academic, industry, and philanthropic institutions. With a growing awareness among stakeholders of the value that public access to research brings in solving regional and global challenges, such as public health disparities and climate change, embracing a centralized approach to open access is paramount. Through this agreement, VIVA and Wiley are leading the United States into an open access future.
This agreement also builds on many similar agreements Wiley has negotiated, including with other US-based institutions.
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About VIVA
VIVA is the academic library consortium serving 71 nonprofit higher education institutions in Virginia, including 39 state assisted colleges and universities, 31 independent private, nonprofit institutions, and The Library of Virginia. VIVA seeks to create permanent, lasting benefit for the Commonwealth by building sustainable infrastructure for library cooperation; amplifying the Virginia academic library voice; and serving as a catalyst for improved and innovative library services and technologies.
Sea Stories: The Scuttlebutt Chronicles, a new book written by James Wells and illustrated by Dymond Renea, has been released by RoseDog Books.
From people licking stripper booty in Spain to a guy burning himself while ironing his clothes with them still on his person. Imagine getting a new ID card and it’s already expired or a fire truck that caught on fire while being repaired. There is never a dull moment. This book will have you laughing for days and looking around at the people you work with, wondering if they would put themselves in these same types of silly situations. So sit back, get comfortable, and grab a cup of joe as you embark on a hilarious journey through time visiting many places and people from all walks of life along the way. Just be thankful you don’t do some of these wild and crazy things yourself or do you?
About the Author
James Wells is a fun-loving husband and dad of four. Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, he always tries looking for the good in people and making the best of his current situation as he looks at the positive and funny things life throws his way. He has traveled the world and experienced many situations in life that helped him grow into the person he is today.
Sea Stories: The Scuttlebutt Chronicles is a 92-page paperback with a retail price of $12.00 (eBook $7.00). The ISBN is 978-1-6491-3052-5. It was published by RoseDog Books of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For more information, or to request a review copy, please go to our virtual pressroom at http://dorrancepressroom.com/sea-stories-the-scuttlebutt-chronicles/ or our online bookstore at http://rosedogbookstore.com/sea-stories-the-scuttlebutt-chronicles/
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