2016 Human Relations Indie Book Awards

The purpose of the Human Relations Indie Book Awards is to recognize indie authors who have written books with a human relations focus related to various interactions among people in different settings such as work, organizations, school, home, family or in personal lives. Book entries for the 2016 Human Relations Indie Book Awards should be published between 2010 and 2016 and must be received in print version (no ebooks accepted) and written for an English speaking audience. Books can be self-published, independently published or have a creative or scholarly writing approach from smaller publishing companies or presses where the author had a voice in the publishing process.

The 2016 Human Relations Indie Book Awards final deadline for entry is November 7, 2016, but earlier entries are encouraged to allow more time for judging the book entries. Winners will be announced on or before Dec. 15, 2016.

More information about the contest, guidelines and entry fees is available at: www.humanrelationsindiebookawards.com

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This Is How A Heart Breaks (Healing of the Heart Book 1) by Deborah Dearth

A chance meeting changes Monte's and Kathryn's lives forever. Their whirlwind courtship and marriage was a love story dubbed by friends and family as "The Prince and the Commoner". Now Montgomery Lawrence, former Hollywood icon and Cleveland, Ohio businessman is dead. His unexpected death leaves his survivors - Kathryn, his wife, Russ, his best friend and partner, and his son, Grayson in shock. Each must find a way to deal with their loss and to live without him. Monte had a public image and a private persona that were not always in sync. Memories and conversations reveal what life with Monte was really like and the kind of man he was. This Is How A Heart Breaks (Healing of the Heart Book 1) by Deborah Dearth is available at Amazon.com .

True Hollywood Noir: Filmland Mysteries and Murders by Dina Di Mambro

2014 IPPY Bronze Medal Award. A tantalizing mixture of classic Hollywood nostalgia and true crime, True Hollywood Noir: Filmland Mysteries and Murders, featuring 100 rare photographs, is suspenseful, entertaining, and eminently readable. While viewers were captivated by the drama playing out on the silver screen, the lives of the stars of these film noir classics were often far more exciting. The film plots of these stylish black and white masterpieces pale in comparison to what was going on behind the scenes. Uncover the true stories in a dozen different chapters featuring William Desmond Taylor, Thomas Ince, Jean Harlow, Thelma Todd, Joan Bennett, Lana Turner, George Reeves, Gig Young, Bob Crane, Natalie Wood, Robert Blake, and Mickey Cohen. Included in the cast of characters of the Thomas Ince chapter are William Randolph Hearst, Marion Davies, and Charlie Chaplin. And in the Mickey Cohen chapter, find never before told stories about Ben "Bugsy" Siegel, Virginia Hill,...

Through The Chauffeur’s Eyes by Jerome Leonard

New Book Allows Readers to See Life ‘Through the Chauffeur’s Eyes” Limousine driver Jerome Leonard shares wild, captivating work experiences San Francisco, CA. Having spent 18 years working and over 1 million miles driven as a chauffeur, author Jerome Leonard, known as Kool has had his hefty share of odd and exciting experiences while on the job. In his book, “ Through the Chauffeur’s Eyes” (published by Xlibris), he shares a collection of real, shocking stories of what goes on in a limousine. This book depicts the unique, never-boring life of a limousine driver. Meeting and driving people from all over the world, Leonard describes his job as the ultimate experience. From limo brawls, drunk and high men and women, “sexcapades” after wine tours, outrageous bachelor and bachelorette parties, secret missions, celebrities like the Rolling Stones and top notch executives – Leonard has seen it all through his eyes throughout his career and shares the very best of it in this book. Hilari...

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