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PageTurner Author Joe Vadalma's Family Memoir "Interesting Times" Named 2015 EPIC Non-Fiction eBook Awards™ Finalist

We are proud to announce that our author, Joe Vadalma, has been named a finalist for the 2015 EPIC eBook Award in the Non-Fiction category. When fantasy author Vadalma, the Morgaine Chronicles, sent us his non-fiction family memoir, Interesting Times: The Story of an American Family in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Century, we found it a fascinating read and knew it was something special. We are thrilled that the EPIC Awards committee agreed with us. We wish Joe all the luck in the world at awards time, and if he doesn't win, it won't be because he wrote an unworthy book.


Here is how the author describes this memorable memoir: "The story of my family from the time my grandparents immigrated to the United States just prior to World War I until the present day. It relates how historical events and circumstances affected us. The earlier chapters are based on my research of the life and times of those periods and stories I was told by my elders. The later chapters consist of my memories of my adventures up to the present date."





Eiizabeth Joyce's Historical Romance "The Turbulent Years Trilogy"

The Turbulent Years ia an epic trilogy of a sister's love of her brother - and a woman's love for her man – set against the turbulent background of World War II.

Book I: Trudie's Way: Trudie loved her brother Karl more than anyone else in the world. But it was the middle of the Great Depression jobs were hard to come by and Karl's only choice was to join the Army. No one worried, America was at peace. Then Pearl Harbor was bombed, American went to war - and Karl was reported missing in action. Suddenly, for Trudy, beauty school, dating, movies and her social life were no longer enough. Trudie determined find Karl no matter what it cost. But first, she would have to join the military and get posted overseas to start her search. But the position she was offered was one of the most dangerous in the Army. Take intelligence training and go to Europe as a spy. Without Karl, the only one who had ever understood her, life didn't seem worth living. Soon Trudie was commissioned as an officer and intelligence operative. Then she met Chuck, who also understood her, and Trudie began to feel something for him she had never believed she could experience. Now both the men she loved were in danger - and her heart was torn in two. Assigned to her first mission, Trudie left for the European Theater of war praying for both men. Fear for her own safety as a spy operating behind the German lines never occurred to her.

The Turbulent Years Trilogy
I. Trudie's Way
II. Trudie's War
III Trudie's Men