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www.shirleybahlmann.com

 www.juliecoulterbellon.com

She worked as a legislative assistant for a congressman in Washington D.C. and wrote a column called “The Boice Box” for a newspaper in Georgia, where she lived for 15 years. She has a real estate license, travel agent license, a Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do, and helps her husband, Tom, with their real estate appraisal and investment companies.

Trina is the “2004 Honor Young Mother of the Year” for the state of California and lives in beautiful Carlsbad with Tom and their four sons.

You can contact her at public_relations@springcreekbooks.com or through her website at http://www.boicebox.com/

She gained recognition for her short stories in the New Era. Her inspirational fiction has appeared in the magazine for over twelve years. Anne writes about the two things she knows and loves, The Church and England. She is the first published English LDS writer of intrigue involving British members of The Church. Terracotta Summer (2000) and Chamomile Winter (2001).

Anne Bradshaw.com

John is a part-time instructor at BYU, where he teaches the Book of Mormon. He recently received his Master's Degree in Religious Education.

Chris and Kristal released our first book "Disney on a Dime" in
2005 and currently have several other books in the works.

They  publish through the biggest Disney guidebook publishers, The Intrepid Traveler, have have had articles and reviews published in The Boston Globe and Woman's Day magazine (to name a few), and make appearances at book signings, conventions, and seminars.
Chris and Kristal Carlson,  are long-time Disney World fans that have found creative ways to overcome the financial woes that are commonly associated with a trip to the greatest place on earth.  Chris and Kristal grew up in the Houston, Texas area, and they now reside in Northwest Arkansas along with their four children.  With the tricks that they share with their readers, the Carlson's have been able to go to Disney World on a consistent basis with a limited budget.

In February 2007, his second novel, Earth Incorporated, was released.  This science fiction tale describes a future world in which a business corporation controlled largely by alien investors (alien, as in from other planets) attempts to take over the world.
 

In 1851 a the age of ten, Ina traveled to California with her mother and step father, William Pickett.  Her first poems were published when she was only 12.  At the age of 17, her infant son died tragically and her marriage dissolved.  In 1906, she lost her home and all her possessions in the San Francisco fire.  Through the generosity of the best known writers of the day, another home was built for her.  During her lifetime, she received many honors.  In 1915, she was named the first poet laureate of California.
Sources: California Authors, San Francisco History and Jack London's Ranch Album

She was born in Nauvoo to Don Carlos Smith (Joseph's brother) and Agnes Coolbrith.  They named her Josephine Donna Smith.  Her father died of malaria the year of her birth.  Her mother became a plural wife to Joseph Smith and then George A. Smith Source: The Wives of Joseph Smith

Following 15 years working in the music business including, most notably, stints as an agent for Vince Gill, Randy Travis and other artists, and 5 years as vice president of Barbara Orbison Productions, working with the masters, publishing and merchandising of Roy Orbison, Crouch made a career change to devote her energies to writing.  Her first book was 100 Careers in the Music Business (2001).  She teaches the 17-18 year-old Sunday School class in the Carnton Ward and with her husband, writer Kevin Crouch, she works in the Nashville, Tennessee Temple.