We love to write them and read them and talk about them. So we decided what the heck. We might as well publish them too.
We also think that books don’t just entertain. They change who we are, sometimes subtly, sometimes profoundly. We try to
publish books that, in their own small way, change us for the better.

A writer, speaker and writer’s coach, Teresa is an active member of the Colorado Independent
Publishers Association.

In 2002, she successfully self-published her first novel, Remember Wake. She’s still writing and coaches other writers through the process of soliciting agents and working with
editors.

Teresa’s new workshop, That Book Inside You, teaches inexperienced writers how to write, publish and sell that book they’ve always dreamed of writing. Visit Teresa's Website at www.teresafunke.com.

Karla has worked in publishing and marketing for more than two decades. She is an accomplished editor and has managed all phases of book production, from design and proofreading to printing and distribution. Karla has also ghostwritten more than 20 books.

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	Based on true stories. When the going got tough during World War II, America’s women got going. By the millions, they stepped into factories, offices, hospitals—anywhere capable hands were needed. The eleven fictional stories in this remarkable collection are based on real women whose experiences were at once typical and extraordinary. From the topsy-turvy days following Pearl Harbor, through four long years of hardship, to the post-war campaigns to put women back in their place, these stories reveal the many facets of women’s lives as they gave their all for the war effort. More information and ordering
	For children ages 8 and up. Based on a true story. Until World War II came along, fourteen-year-old Helen Marshall’s biggest problem had been her height. Few men in Hayden’s Valley, Illinois are as tall as Helen. But when Helen’s mother is injured and her favorite cousin ships off to fight, Helen must find a way to support both her family and her country. More information and ordering
	Based on a true story. December, 1941—While the world focuses on the carnage at Pearl Harbor, tiny Wake Island 2,300 miles west is also under attack. On it are 1,200 civilians and a small detachment of Marines. This frightened, under-equipped band of Americans will hold the mighty Japanese navy at bay for sixteen days before succumbing to a sweeping invasion. "Remember Wake" becomes a battle cry for a nation marching to war. More information and ordering