Writing for the Love

The Running Girls Cover Update A feel-good, inspirational novelette about two girls with nothing in common except the 500-mile summer of '89 challenge. New Cover, Same Great Story BUY EBOOK NOW The Running Girls is currently a Finalist in the 2017 Royal Palm Literary Awards. At the FWA Conference in October, I'll find out if the book wins a top prize (1st, 2nd, or 3rd) in the Published Novella category. It's a tough category with lots of entrants, but even being a Finalist is an honor. Coming Soon: Print Edition I'm currently creating the print edition of The Running Girls , which will likely be released in September. Stay tuned for more details!

Book Signing Book Signing with Local Authors Bria Burton & John Rehg RSVP ON FACEBOOK Where: Gulfport Art & Gallery Walk Beach Blvd South, Gulfport, FL When: Friday, 4/7/17 from 6-10pm Visit local authors Bria Burton (that's me!) and John Rehg of Soul Attitude Press at the Gulfport Art & Gallery Walk on Friday, April 7th. We'll have giveaways and great deals! My award-winning novella Little Angel Helper will be available along with my other published works. For fans of ebooks, I will sign and personalize my ebooks for you! Forms of payment accepted include cash, Paypal, and Credit Cards. Put a little SOUL in your story! www.soulattitudepress.com Bria's Books eBook Edition Motivational & Inspirational Bria's Print & eBook Editions Heart-Warming & Inspirational Science Fiction Science Fiction   Family-Friendly Pet Stories

A Broke 30-Something Guy A Sister With Special Needs A Teacher Who Will Do What it Takes to Help Them At the 2016 Royal Palm Literary Awards, Little Angel Helper won Third Place in the Published Novella category. Awards Don't Get Old It was an exciting evening where friends walked across the stage to receive their awards and the chocolate dessert begged to be finished while politely asking to be kept pristine at the same time. Do I eat you or just admire you? My category fell near the end of the ceremony, but I had a great group at my table. They encouraged me and almost convinced me not to be nervous. Love these ladies! Almost. Every year, I talk myself into not being disappointed when my name isn't called. After two First Place RPLAs, it might sound silly, but I convince myself that I haven't won anything every time. Which is why I'm so shocked when the presenter reads the logline of my book. "Thirty-something Bradl...