Author Interview

…After my grandmother passed away, yellow butterflies sometimes appeared above me when I was horseback riding. Same with my little girl when she would ride. It brought such comfort when they appeared during a sad time…

Cinderella Didn’t Live Happily Ever After: The Hidden Messages in Fairy Tales by Anne E. Beall| Review and Author Interview

…Cinderella Complex is a term that some therapists use to describe a fear of independence and strong desire to be taken care of (like a child). I certainly know people who identify with beloved fairy tales and wish their lives resembled these stories. So, it’s possible that…

BUNSTER: AN EASTER STORY by Christine Hwang Panzer

…Bunster: An Easter Story by Christine Hwang Panzer. We have an author interview, giveaway, and our review of this childrens book.

If The Light Escapes by Brenda Marie Smith

Welcome back to Lamon Reviews. Today we have a spotlight, author interview, and giveaway. Remember to enter the giveaway later … More

The Great Weight Debate: Get the Facts and Choose the Diet That’s Right For You by Amy Newman Shapiro

…Make sure your lifestyle, social life, travel, food availability, and exercise habits compliment the diet protocol you are considering. Lifestyle factors and health issues play a larger role in weight loss than most people realize…

Author Interview with Sunayna Prasad of The New Enchantress.

Welcome back to Lamon Reviews. We are grateful to be able to bring you an author interview with Sunayna Prasad. … More

Flying Against the Odds by Jean-Jaques Trochon #spotlight, #giveaway, #author interviews

Today, almost a decade after his diagnosis, JJ has defied the odds and is cancer-free. Recently retired from his career as a commercial airline captain on the Airbus A380, he now devotes himself to sharing his ongoing research with scientists and patients. JJ’s story illustrates how looking at things differently often enables us to see…

AGAIN: Surviving Cancer Twice With Love and Lists by Christine Shields Corrigan #Spotlight #giveaway

…Those essays became the backbone of Again.Another reason I wrote Again is when I was first diagnosed with breast cancer, I searched for a book that would serve as a trail map, so to speak, to help guide me through the experience. In my search, I found…