Book Talk with Claire Harris

I'm talking to author Andrea Couture on Book Talk Radio Club. Andrea is the author of Embracing What Remains - A beautifully written memoir that delves into the complex emotions and experiences of loving someone with Alzheimer's Disease. Denial and devastation colour her life when she learns her father, Richard, a recently retired surgeon, is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at the age of sixty-seven. Andrea rides an unpredictable wave of tears, frustration, laughter, irony, and surprising joy as she and her family navigate the ups and downs of a disease that steals memories all the while providing hope from the lasting ones that remain. You can listen in and find out more at https://www.booktalkradio.info/andrea-couture

I'm talking to author F.B. Nobles on Book Talk Radio Club. She Wolfe in the Shadows is Frances’ debut novel and its tag line is ‘If you poke the Wolfe, you get the fangs.’ Doctor Ava Wolfe has it all: beauty, brains, and extraordinary wealth. When “Mac” MacIntosh discovers Ava’s world, he courts her, hoping to accumulate his own wealth and independence. Ava realizes the hard, cold truth: Mac doesn’t love her. He only wants her social status and wealth. Determined to regain control of her life, Ava plots to turn the tables on Mac. When Mac suddenly disappears without a trace in a Mercedes with $60,000 in cash, tongues start wagging. You can listen in and find out more at https://www.booktalkradio.info/frances-nobles

I'm talking to author Pat Backley on Book Talk Radio Club. Pat Backley is an English woman, who at the age of 59 decided to become a Kiwi. She now lives in New Zealand and when not writing, loves to travel the world, particularly spending lots of time in the Fiji Islands with her beloved extended Fijian family, or visiting her daughter who currently lives in London. She also gardens, paints, loves interior design, walks on the beach and socializing. In short, an ideal existence. Pat has written two books Daisy, a gentle family saga, spanning almost 100 years, from 1887 to 1974 and From There to Here which is Pat’s memoir as she recounts her journey from an ordinary upbringing in a council house in England, to a life of plenty on the other side of the world. However, this time, we will be chatting about her novel Daisy which was published in October of last year. You can listen in and find out more at https://www.booktalkradio.info/patricia-backley

I'm talking to author Harry Milman on Book Talk Radio Club. Harry is the author of three books – all in different genres; Soyuz: The Final Flight, a Sci-Fi novel and A Death at Camp David, a political ‘whodunnit’ that won Best in Mysteries in Book Talk Radio Club’s 2018 Awards and Forensics: The Science Behind the Death of Famous People. Forensics is an investigation of twenty-three deaths of famous people that was conducted based on a review of publicly available autopsy and toxicology reports, as well as published scientific and lay articles. You can find out more and listen in at https://www.booktalkradio.info/harry-milman

I'm talking to David Anthony Schroder on Book Talk Radio Club. David is the author of 7 Ways to Manage Pain With CBD. He didn't set out to write a book. He just wanted relief from pain. But in CBD, he found something that worked. It reduced his pain and cut healing time in half. A quick caveat, David is quick to point out that that is purely anecdotal, not scientific. Results are different for every person. David's mission is to give every new user outside the cannabis industry bubble the tools and the knowledge to use cannabis as medicine and to receive its benefits to heal the body.
You can find out more and listen in at https://www.booktalkradio.info/david-schroeder

I'm talking to Steven Webb on Book Talk Radio Club. Steven is the author of Midnight in Ndola, which recently reached #1 on the New Releases list. Midnight in Ndola is the story of a plane crash that killed arguably the second most important man in the world, UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarsjkold. This sparked off an investigation that has lasted sixty years and one of the biggest 'who-dunnit' mysteries in history. This book is an alternative to already published theories and shows how the current train of thought does not coincide with the known evidence. Coincidence is not fact, which is what everyone so far has based their assumptions on. Listen in at www.booktalkradio.info

I'm talking to author Michelle Spray on Book Talk Radio Club. Michelle Spray is an "additional needs" mom living in Connecticut with her husband and their four children. Michelle understands "bravery" not only as a mom of two children who have endured multiple surgeries, procedures, and prodding, but she is also a Scoliosis warrior. Her memoir "Growing Up with Scoliosis" became her first book on her journey as an author. Her second novella is a fictional depiction about her grandmother's journey with Alzheimer's called "Lost Memories Found Hope" about which, I interviewed her back in 2019. Today however, we will be chatting about her latest book titled One Equals Six, a novel about alcoholism and domestic violence. You can listen in at www.booktalkradio.info

I'm talking to Timothy Gates on Book Talk Radio Club. Tim is a husband, a father, a grandpa, a traveller, and a person who is ever so grateful for this adventure called life. Tim's book A Journey: An Attempt (and Sometimes Struggle) at Being Real in This World is a story of a person's profoundly diverse and undeservedly blessed sixty-plus years of life on this planet. Professionally, Tim has had the pleasure of providing global medical care in a wide variety of settings and to a diverse population of patients. Areas of service have included military medic, nurse, and paramedic. Tim can definitely call himself a world traveller and his life and experiences can be found in his wonderful memoir A Journey. You can listen in and find out more at https://www.booktalkradio.info/timothy-gates

I'm talking to Jim Terminiello on Book Talk Radio Club. When not wandering the mile markers of ancient Rome, Jim has found the time to be a chief contributor to the film review book Seen That, Now What and has written more than 100 editorials that have appeared in such publications as The Philadelphia Inquirer. On the professional side, he is the Editorial Director and Senior Writer at the New York accounting firm Berdon LLP and has served as a reporter for North Jersey Newspapers.Jim is the author of a three book series; Caligula's Kitchen which comprise of Caligula's Kitchen, The Oracle and the Satyress and Roman Embers.
We will be talking about Caligula's Kitchen, the first book in the series. You can listen in and find out more at https://www.booktalkradio.info/james-term

I’m talking to author Jennifer Geiger on Book Talk Radio Club. Born in KansasJennifer now lives in Blacklick, Ohio with Jim, her husband of over thirty years. She is an active member of her church where she is involved in several ministries. As a child, Jennifer was known as a storyteller, a habit she continued after marrying and having children of her own. She was often challenged to write out her stories so others could enjoy. This is what she did in her first book, “Witness,” a story about life with Jesus as told through the eyes of the disciple He loved. Accompanying “Witness,” she completed a companion workbook along with a video that could be used in an eight-session in-depth Bible study. You can listen in and find out more at https://www.booktalkradio.info/jennifer-geiger