Updates Houston Author’s Novel Depicts Hurricane Audrey’s Deadly Fury 64 Years Ago… E... Merrill’s Marauders, Famed WWII Unit, Garners Congressional Gold Medal: Forer... New Novel on Hurricane ‘Audrey’ in 1957 About Louisiana Area Hit Hard Twice i... On 63rd Anni. of Hurricane Audrey June 27th A New Novel Depicts Storm’s Fury:...

Topics: Family, Novels, Survival, Family Safety, Hurricane, Hurricane damage, Survivors, Hurricanes, Survival Issues

About: Linda S. Cunningham grew up in Lake Charles, Louisiana, where she experienced firsthand accounts of the 1957 Hurricane Audrey that killed nearly 500 people in Cameron, Louisiana. She and her family watched the devastation from their picture window when the hurricane hit. Her father served as Director of Civil defense for Calcasieu Parish and she heard many survival stories and saw the coroner’s pictures that lend authenticity to the novel. Ms. Cunningham has a B.A. in English and Creative Writing from the University of Houston. She also has a B.S. and M.Ed. in Health and Physical Education from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana. She has won awards for screenwriting. She currently resides in Kingwood, Texas.

Updates Sasscer Hill Author of ‘The Sea Horse Trade’ to Appear at South Carolina Bo... 'Racing from Death' Author to Sign Books Dec. 22 in Aiken, SC New Aiken, SC Resident Author Appearing Dec 18 for Book Signing

Topics: Mystery, Horse, Horse Racing, Horse Training, Horses, Horse Behavior, Horse Business, Methamphetamines

About: Sasscer Hill's first mystery novel, Full Mortality, as well as her newest book ? Racing from Death are horse racing mysteries featuring jockey Nikki Latrelle. In Racing from Death, a sociopath is selling diet cocktails...and killing jockeys who struggle to make racing weight. Full Mortality was nominated for both the Macavity and Agatha Best First Mystery Awards. Sasscer Hill, who has bred race horses for many years, has won several amateur steeplechase events and has ridden in fox hunts for 22 years. Author of several mysteries published in the 'Chesapeake Crimes' Anthology, her articles have appeared in numerous magazines.