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Men and women alike are giving rave reviews to the new ebook about the lies women tell. The author calls it a straight-forward, truth-telling therapy session for readers.

Less than two weeks after being released in digital format, Don't Ask and I Won't Have to Lie soared to the number 2 position on Amazon.

A newly released book offers valuable tips and resources on how to get more publicity as a small business owner or entrepreneur. Veteran journalist and author Beverly Mahone shares some of the media secrets.

Florida Attorney Natalie Jackson, who represents the family of the 17-year-old teenager killed by a neighborhood watch captain volunteer, will discuss details of the incident with North Carolina radio talk show host Beverly Mahone.

Special guest for the show will be veteran journalist Gail Paschall-Brown, one of the lead reporters covering the story for WESH-TV in Orlando. She will discuss the latest details on the investigation and community response.

North Carolina author and resident bares her soul in a tell-all book about sexual promiscuity. Larie will read from her new book on March 8 in Goldsboro.

How to use social media to create a buzz about you and your business is what the new book, How to Get on the News Without Committing Murder, is all about. The book offers eight killer tips on presenting a positive media image.

The book offers valuable tips and resources on how to get more exposure for your new business. It shows you how to create a buzz about who you are and what you do so others can find and be interested in you.

Women from California, North Carolina and Tennessee were vying for the title of Most Inspiring Baby Boomer Woman of 2011 in a contest held by Boomer Diva Nation.

Alfred A. Edmond Jr., senior vice president/multimedia editor-at-large of Black Enterprise, will share his views on a variety of topics including financial empowerment on WCOM Radio in North Carolina. The show airs Monday, December 19.