Fern Ronay has lived in NYC, Chicago, and now sunny Los Angeles with her husband, but she will always consider herself a Jersey girl. She is the author of two novels, Better in the Morning and Better Believe It, and is the host of the podcast Signs from the Other Side, as well as a host at AfterBuzzTV.
BETTER IN THE MORNING (Red Adept, 2016) is the story of a single, 29-year-old lawyer who is guided in her dreams by her dead Italian grandparents.
BETTER BELIEVE IT (Red Adept, 2019) is the story of an unhappily married mother of one who is guided in her dreams by her dead, chain-smoking cousin.
To learn more about Fern, visit FernRonay.com and follow on Instagram @FernRonay.
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Lauren Faulkenberry is author of the novels TROUBLE IN BAYOU SABINE, BAYOU WHISPERS, TROUBLE WILL FOLLOW, and the novellas BACK TO BAYOU SABINE and JUST THE TROUBLE I NEEDED (all from Blue Crow Books). An IPPY-award-winning author, she's a member of WFWA and writes sweet romances under the pen name Lucy Day.
Brenda K. Thompson is the author of Alice Anyway and Ivaleena, two emotionally resonant Appalachian novels of resilience, self-discovery, and belonging. Alice Anyway became a #1 Amazon Bestseller in Women’s Historical Fiction, Historical Literary Fiction, and Women’s Literary Fiction. Readers call her “a gifted writer with an insight that is seldom expressed so eloquently” and praise her “lyrical writing that made me reread whole paragraphs in appreciation.”
A former Wall Street professional and founder of Special “Finds…” Unique Property Marketing, Brenda now writes full-time from the North Carolina coast, where she lives with her husband, Jim. Her stories explore women’s quiet courage and the beauty found in ordinary lives.
