Podcast appearances and mentions of lori foster

This week I'm talking about episode 81 with Lori Foster where we talk all about using Facebook Lives to market her shop. She has such incredible results and the biggest secret to her success is that she has found a way to make it FUN for her. For Lori that means leveraging spontaneous creativity to create her daily live show. This idea might be inspiring and freeing for you - to not have to worry about having a strict plan that you have to follow every single day. For others that might stress you out even more.The key is to find what makes it fun and interesting for you so that you stick to it and let it grow your business. Join me in today's after-the-show as we talk about:[00:00] Welcome to After the Show![01:47] Lori calls her customers "Divas." This brings them together into a tight community (with mugs and all). Creating that sense of community can be a powerful driver when creating content. What would you call the members of your community?[04:16] Biggest Takeaway: Leveraging the Power of Spontaneous Creativity[09:24] Let us help you amplify your results[12:01] Register for the 2025 EVOLVE Conference![13:16] Coming up next week on Rooted in Retail!Get access to all of the details on our website at https://www.crystalmediaco.com/episodes/using-spontaneous-creativity-in-your-marketing-after-the-show/Join the Rooted in Retail Facebook Group to continue the conversation - https://www.facebook.com/groups/rootedinretail

Lori Foster has mastered the art of engaging with customers through Facebook Live. Lori shares her journey into live streaming during the pandemic, emphasizing its significant impact on sales and customer connection. She offers insights on how she plans content, engages viewers, and converts live sessions into sales without relying on e-commerce platforms. Lori's strategy of maintaining consistency, being authentic, and offering valuable content has not only allowed her to sell products daily but also to expand her customer base across Canada. The episode is rich with advice for retailers on starting their live streams, including practical tips on promoting sessions (without ads), encouraging engagement, and ultimately driving sales (organically).[00:00] Leveraging the Power of Facebook Lives with Lori Foster of The Dressing Room[02:48] Welcome Lori Foster, owner of The Dressing Room in Ontario, Canada[04:15] What originally inspired Lori to do daily Facebook lives at her store?[08:17] Did Lori have any resistance when she first started to go live?[09:51] Lori gives us a peek behind the curtain and shares with us how she plans and executes her daily Facebook lives and three pieces of advice for retailers looking to get into doing Facebook lives for their stores. [10:07] Tip #1: Be consistent!  If you are not consistent with your show timing, then you're going to lose your audience.  It's that consistency that keeps your audience engaged. [16:12] Tip#2: Don't put pressure on yourself. You want to have the show be as organic as possible and just make it fun. Be authentic, you will shine through and your customers will love you.  [17:26] Tip #3: Keep finding inspiration for your show. Don't make it the same every day. Just have fun with it. If you're having fun with it, your customers are going to be engaged and they're going to love what you're doing. [18:51] What kind of challenges has Lori seen with doing these lives all these years every day?[20:26] Has Lori ever taken a break and what does that look like?[22:43] Here are four ideas for increasing viewership and engagement in your lives[26:34] Live-streaming has provided Lori with consistent sales. The beauty of Facebook Live is the fact that you don't always have to have a full house watching live.  As the day progresses, you have people watching the replay and you will get orders all day.[30:10] How (technically) is Lori facilitating the sale through the live stream? [32:55] What are the results that Lori is seeing? Lori says she sells through her lives every single day. She says that when she misses a live, she's missing out on sharing her products with her customers which means she's also missing out on sales.[36:29] Lori Foster's Resilience Round[41:32] How you connect with LoriGet all of the resources mentioned in the show on our website at https://www.crystalmediaco.com/episodes/leveraging-facebook-live-for-retail-success-with-lori-foster-of-the-dressing-room/Join the Rooted in Retail Facebook Group to continue the conversation - https://www.facebook.com/groups/rootedinretail

In episode 57, we are fortunate enough to be joined by Drs. Jenna McChesney and Lori Foster. They talked about their most recent paper (McChesney & Foster, 2023). They conducted an experiment to see if disclosing anxiety and depression on LinkedIn harms potential job prospects. They find that it very well might!You can find Dr. McChesney on the website formerly known as twitter at @jenna_mcchesney or her faculty website https://www.meredith.edu/directory/jenna-mcchesney/.You can find Dr. Foster on her personal website https://www.lorifoster.org/ or her faculty website https://chass.ncsu.edu/people/llfoster/.You can find the UN Sustainable Development goals at https://sdgs.un.org/goals.You can find the WHO and ILO joint policy brief on mental health at work at https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240057944.Remember that we provide transcripts for our episodes on our substack. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit healthywork.substack.com

Hello everyone! In this episode I talk about my most recent reads, The Somerset Girls by Lori Foster and Amanda Gorman's poetry in Call Us What We Carry. I hope you enjoy it!Shop: https://bookshop.org/shop/ReadingWithChristineFigs Contact: ReadingWithChristineFigs@gmail.com

This week we had the honor of speaking with our friends Patrick and Lori Foster. Patrick is an airline pilot and they live in Texas with their son, John. They open up about their very difficult journey through alcoholism, and how they came out the other side with a new lease on life. Theirs is a powerful story of redemption and what happens when you truly surrender to God. Bottom line: God works really well with broken people. “Strength lies in the ability to surrender and ask for help when something is greater than you.”“The storm is the forging process for something that's better on the other side.”Resources mentioned:https://www.menofwarcrucible.comHuman Intervention Motivational Studyhttps://himsprogram.com/Lori mentioned how this group helped her so much during the process of Patrick's recovery, and how she wishes she had joined it sooner: https://al-anon.org/Matt tells this story, but here's a super short video capturing the moment when a bunch of the guys surprised Patrick at his race: https://www.facebook.com/therealmanofwar/videos/1358899194550027Here is the song Lori shares:  https://www.YouTube.com/results?search_query=hillsong+my+surrender

This week I have on New York Times's best selling author Lori Foster! She has written over 100 titles and has even been a clue in the USA Today Quick crossword puzzle! I get to learn how it all started and how she went from a closet writer to who she is today! Check out her latest book The Honeymoon Cottage out May 24th! Don't forget to enter for a chance to win a $15,000 premium Master Spa. Go to www.MasterSpas.com/BigIdea  to enter!

Nicole did her homework this week and tells all about her audiobooks coming to shelves soon! New titles include mystery and thriller reads, some romance, and other fiction and nonfiction titles. Tori talks about some young adult and nonfiction titles that have caught her attention this week. The resources discussed in this episode are listed below: Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism by Amanda Montell; Feeding the Soul (Because it's My Business): Finding Our Way to Joy, Love, and Freedom by Tabitha Brown; Something to Hide by Elizabeth George; Seasonal Work: Stories by Laura Lippman; American Housewife by Helen Ellis; Stronger Than You Know by Lori Foster; How Much I Love by Marie Force; The Sentence by Louise Erdrich; The Paper Palace by Miranda Cowley Miller; The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen; Ain't Burned All the Bright by Jason Reynolds and Jason Griffin; The First Rule of Punk by Celia C. Pérez; MetaMaus by Art Speigelman; Maus by Art Speigelman; Skin of the Sea by Natasha Bowen

We're kicking off Staci's picks for this season (sports romances) with Simon Says by Lori Foster!  We chat about gender tropes, MMA, and the early 2000s.

Donkeys, psychics, and sergeants, oh my! Ho, ho, ho, hoes! Happy Holidays to all our smutz. Hope you were all naughty this year. For this extra special holiday episode, we read Yule Be Mine by Lori Foster. The reindeer are in hiding and the donkeys are out to play.

In the second in our two-part series on proposed changes to the qualification schedule, featuring Austin interviewing LaRae Fletcher-Powell and Lori Foster, who provide insight and follow-up to open items from our initial interview with Duane Esser and Jim Hitt. If you're listening now, make sure you swing back and listen to part one. For additional information about the proposed changes, details are available on the AHA Website. For the Proposed Qualifications Chart, click here. For additional FAQ's on the change, see AHA's press release here. The Arabian Horse Association Qualification Town Hall will be held at 5 PM PST on August 2nd to discuss qualifications with the AHA Board of Directors. Participants may to pre-register for a two minute talking slot. The town hall will last a maximum of two hours. Participants will need to register in advance, then will receive login information. To pre-register to attend, please sign up here. To pre-register to attend and speak, please sign up here. Have a great idea for a guest or topic, or just want to send us your feedback? Send us an e-mail to hello@welovearabianhorses.com! Want to get some WLAH Merch? Totes and wearables are now available at We Love Arabian Horses!

In this interview with Austin, Jim Hitt and Duane Esser, Chair and Vice-Chair of the Competitions Advisory Committee of the Arabian Horse Association share their feedback on the fundamental changes in the qualification process presented to the Annual Convention in 2020, the changes that have been made based on feedback from members, the impact of the Board of Directors on that proposal, as well as next steps. If you feel passionately about qualifications and the proposed changes, you need to tune into this podcast. Standby for Part 2 next week with guests LaRae Fletcher-Powell and Lori Foster. For additional information about the proposed changes, details are available on the AHA Website. For the Proposed Qualifications Chart, click here. For additional FAQ's on the change, see AHA's press release here. The Arabian Horse Association Qualification Town Hall will be held at 5 PM PST on August 2nd to discuss qualifications with the AHA Board of Directors. Participants may to pre-register for a two minute talking slot. The town hall will last a maximum of two hours. Participants will need to register in advance, then will receive login information. To pre-register to attend, please sign up here. To pre-register to attend and speak, please sign up here. Have a great idea for a guest or topic, or just want to send us your feedback? Send us an e-mail to hello@welovearabianhorses.com! Want to get some WLAH Merch? Totes and wearables are now available at We Love Arabian Horses!

Brown Book Series sits down with New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly bestselling author Lori Foster to discuss her latest novel No Holding Back, her new release Colt: A Guthrie Brothers Novella available June 1 and more. All in the name of Romance...Connect with Lori:https://lorifoster.com​​​Subscribe NOW to The Brown Book Series https://www.youtube.com/c/BrownBookSe...​Connect with Brown Book Series hosted by Shay Baby onlineVisit the Brown Book Series WEBSITE: http://www.brownbookseries.com​​​​​Follow Brown Book Series: http://Twitter.com/BrownBookSeries​​​​​Like Brown Book Series: https://Facebook.com/BrownBookSeries​​​​​Follow Brown Book Series: https://Instagram.com/BrownBookSeries​​​​​​About Brown Book Series:The Brown Book Series hosted by Shay Baby features interviews of your favorite Award Winning, New York Times and USA Today Bestselling authors. Fun and informative conversation, Hilarious games, Book discussions, book launch parties and romance events.Please checkout our Network Affiliates Channels:Check out Author Reese Ryan every Wednesday at 7pmhttps://www.youtube.com/user/ReeseRyan​​Check out Author Iris Bolling for Iris Moments every Wednesday at 8pmhttps://cruzincradio.com/​​

We continue our Halloween reads with Tangled Dreams, where ghosts enable kinky mind reading sex to facilitate their ability to move on. Too bad consent and consistent characterization were in such short supply.

We're talking about "Ceremony in Death"! ANNOUNCEMENT: We had such great feedback from our listeners for the last couple of books, we have invited Tara Corkery from Basic Snitches podcast to join the Podcast as a permanent host! Tara brings to the podcast some amazing insights, a great sense of humor, a deep love for this series and she really ads a balance to the show. We hope you all agree! Right from the get go, AJ says that she doesn't care for the paranormal things that are in the "In Death" series. Jen and Tara generally agree. Jen does believe that there is some scientific basis to the kind of healing that is in this book, though according to Jen, who is a healthcare professional, "you can't just whisper a charm and put a cream on something and have it go away. AJ just thinks that if you are going to put paranormal into a book series, that should be made clear from the beginning. For example, we talk about Lori Foster's My Man Michael, part of her SBC Fighter series where the hero of this book has been paralyzed from a car accident, and while he's in the hospital, he's visited from a woman from the future who time travels with him to the future where he can be fully healed? Weird. In the first chapter, Eve is at the funeral of one of her colleagues, Frank Wojinski, and at the funeral, we are introduced to Franks family, including Jamie Lingstrom who becomes a minor recurring character within the series. Also in the first chapter, Nora gives us a clue as to what the theme of the book will be when Eve thinks: "Another rite, another symbol." So this book is clearly about rites, ceremonies and symbols. The subject of "would Eve actually be a good mother" comes up again, and a couple of times in this book we are seeing Eve deal with kids in a great way, and there's really no doubt: Yes, she would. We were all sad about both Eve's fight with Feeney, and Eve's problem with Peabody. Eve is having a hard time in this book, and there's a lot of heavy subject matter and emotions. We appreciate that Roarke handled things with Feeney for Eve, but maybe not that he told Feeney about Eve's past. What are your thoughts about that? We talk about how often Roarke is gone a lot in the early books, and how much he smokes in the early books. We also talk about Peabody's ever changing amount of siblings. Did you know that there's a hidden meaning to a rosebud, like the one that Trina put on Eve's butt? You can read about it on Wikipedia! Another symbol in this book, is that Roarke has, without Eve's knowledge, put the Celtic Shield Knot on her wedding ring, which is a symbol of protection. Lastly, we realize that Alban was born in 2020, and really? Fuck you, 2020.

We're talking about "Ceremony in Death"! ANNOUNCEMENT: We had such great feedback from our listeners for the last couple of books, we have invited Tara Corkery from Basic Snitches podcast to join the Podcast as a permanent host! Tara brings to the podcast some amazing insights, a great sense of humor, a deep love for this series and she really ads a balance to the show. We hope you all agree! Right from the get go, AJ says that she doesn't care for the paranormal things that are in the "In Death" series. Jen and Tara generally agree. Jen does believe that there is some scientific basis to the kind of healing that is in this book, though according to Jen, who is a healthcare professional, "you can't just whisper a charm and put a cream on something and have it go away. AJ just thinks that if you are going to put paranormal into a book series, that should be made clear from the beginning. For example, we talk about Lori Foster's My Man Michael, part of her SBC Fighter series where the hero of this book has been paralyzed from a car accident, and while he's in the hospital, he's visited from a woman from the future who time travels with him to the future where he can be fully healed? Weird. In the first chapter, Eve is at the funeral of one of her colleagues, Frank Wojinski, and at the funeral, we are introduced to Franks family, including Jamie Lingstrom who becomes a minor recurring character within the series. Also in the first chapter, Nora gives us a clue as to what the theme of the book will be when Eve thinks: "Another rite, another symbol." So this book is clearly about rites, ceremonies and symbols. The subject of "would Eve actually be a good mother" comes up again, and a couple of times in this book we are seeing Eve deal with kids in a great way, and there's really no doubt: Yes, she would. We were all sad about both Eve's fight with Feeney, and Eve's problem with Peabody. Eve is having a hard time in this book, and there's a lot of heavy subject matter and emotions. We appreciate that Roarke handled things with Feeney for Eve, but maybe not that he told Feeney about Eve's past. What are your thoughts about that? We talk about how often Roarke is gone a lot in the early books, and how much he smokes in the early books. We also talk about Peabody's ever changing amount of siblings. Did you know that there's a hidden meaning to a rosebud, like the one that Trina put on Eve's butt? You can read about it on Wikipedia! Another symbol in this book, is that Roarke has, without Eve's knowledge, put the Celtic Shield Knot on her wedding ring, which is a symbol of protection. Lastly, we realize that Alban was born in 2020, and really? Fuck you, 2020.

In this podcast, we discuss the topic of the future of work. We all want to know what jobs may go away in the future and what skills are likely to gain importance. While this topic has been gaining prominence in recent years, what’s missing is an organizing framework on how to think about the future of work in a way that’s actionable. Our guest, Dr. Fred Oswald, professor of Psychology at Rice University sheds light on all the influential contributing factors. He also provides a useful framework for us to think about skills as it relates to the future of work.Dr. Fred Oswald is a Professor of Industrial and Organizational Psychology and the Herbert S. Autrey Chair of Social Sciences at the Department of Psychological Sciences at Rice University. His research focuses on the future of the workforce, the effectiveness of the workforce, the measurement of the workforce, and the analysis of the workforce. He is an expert in big data and advanced analytical techniques. In 2019 Fred coedited a book on workforce readiness and the future of work along with coauthors Tara Behrends and Lori Foster. Fred is the Associate Editor of the Journal of Applied Psychology and Advances in Methods and Practice in Psychological Science (AMPPS). He chairs several national committees, including but not limited to the National Academy of Science (NAS) and the Board on Human Systems Integration (BOHSI). Fred is a fellow and the past president of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP). When Fred is not greatly enjoying his work with graduate students and colleagues at Rice University, he takes frequent neighborhood walks and occasional vacations with his wife Beth; he also plays Scrabble® well and pinball enjoyably. Links to Dr. Fred Oswald’s publications on the future of work:Oswald, F. L., Behrend, T. S., & Foster, L. L. (Eds.) (2019). Workforce readiness and the future of work. New York, NY: Taylor & Francis.Beier, M. E., & Oswald, F. L. (2012). Is cognitive ability a liability?: A critique and future research agenda on skilled performance. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 18, 331-345.Hough, L. M., & Oswald, F. L. (2000). Personnel selection: Looking toward the future— remembering the past. Annual Review of Psychology, 51, 631-664.Oswald, F. L. (2019). Open science, open practice: Future reality or pipedream? (M. Morrison & Chris Castile, Co-chairs). Panelist at the 34rd Annual Conference of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Fort Washington, MD.

John interviews New York Times Bestselling Author Lori Foster

Join Rachel and Margie as they pass a serious milestone in Textual Tension history: reviewing their first Harlequin Romance Novel! Listen in as Rachel tells Margie all about Lori Foster's, Run the Risk. If you didn't get enough literary analysis in your AP English class, then this is the episode for you!

Episode 24: Describing Characters who are Not Like Us   Prologue: Only Take Advice that Helps Jayne Rylon: https://jaynerylon.com/ Lori Foster: https://lorifoster.com/ Main Story: Describing Characters who are Not Like Us Article on characters: https://www.writermag.com/writing-inspiration/author-interviews/lee-child-paul-doiron-female-characters/3/ Race to Refuge by Kyle Pratt Epilogue: Apps for Twitter Buffer: https://buffer.com/ TweetDeck: https://tweetdeck.twitter.com/ Music "Never Surrender" by Chasing Noise, off their album, Everything http://chasingnoise.wixsite.com/chasingnoise

Lori Foster loves to write hot heroes with flaws and faults you will adore. Her steamy contemporary romance and romantic suspense novels are among our go-to books to pick up as soon as they hit the shelves.

2 children for sale� reads the sign sitting on a farmhouse porch in 1931. The sign is a last resort, but could be found anywhere in an era of breadlines, bank runs, and broken dreams. Sold on a Monday author Kristina McMorris discusses how she weaves historical fact into fiction to create a powerful and compelling story. Kristina is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. Her novels have garnered more than two dozen prestigious awards and nominations. Next, Kristan Higgins admits that most of her books have a dog in them , her logic being that life without a dog is pretty lonely to contemplate. Her latest novel is Good Luck with That, a story of two women on a journey to self-acceptance. Kristan is a New York Times, USA TODAY, Wall Street Journal and Publishers Weekly bestselling author of 18 novels, and recipient of dozens of awards for her writing. Finally, Lori Foster joins talks about the first novel in her Summer Resort Series, Cooper's Charm, a tale of two sisters and how a summer in a lakeside resort brings redemption and healing. Lori is a New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly bestselling author of more than 100 titles. She is the recipient of the prestigious RT Book Reviews Career Achievement Award for Series Romantic Fantasy, and for Contemporary Romance.

Self-love is a popular trending topic these days as our society has started to recognize the importance of caring for ourselves in the wake of achievement-dominated priorities. What exactly is self-love? Is it something that you can buy at the salon in the form of a makeover? Can you get more of it by working out or eating healthier? Will a new relationship help you to love yourself more? Although the answers to these questions may be gratifying, they will not lead you closer to self-love. The reason for this is that self-love is not an emotional or mental state; it is unaffected by ebb and flow of life. Self-love is dynamic in that it grows throughout time as you take action to support your mental, emotional, physical and spiritual growth. These actions allow you to connect with the effervescent light of authenticity that burns brightly within, have greater compassion for yourself, accept your weaknesses as well as strengths and center your life in the values that truly drive you. Lori Foster is a Professional Life Coach, Radio Host and Amazon Best-Selling Author of “Live in Gratitude Daily.” Lori's mission is to empower women to dive into their personal truths, reclaim their power, and elude shallow living. She is passionate about helping others connect with their authentic selves and live a life filled with abundance and gratitude. With over ten years of clinical expertise, Lori believes firmly in the resiliency behind the human spirit. You can learn more about Lori at www.lorifostercoaching.com or connect with her via email at contact@lorifostercoaching.com.  

What does success mean to you?  What could be blocking your success? In this episode, Lori will help you to dive deep into success as she provides coaching techniques that you can implement into your life today! Lori Foster is a Professional Life Coach, Radio Host and Amazon Best-Selling Author of “Live in Gratitude Daily.” Lori's mission is to empower women to dive into their personal truths, reclaim their power, and elude shallow living. She is passionate about helping others connect with their authentic selves and live a life filled with abundance and gratitude. With over ten years of clinical expertise, Lori believes firmly in the resiliency behind the human spirit. You can learn more about Lori at www.lorifostercoaching.com or connect with her via email at contact@lorifostercoaching.com.              

When you hear "spring forward," what's the first thing that comes to your mind? Losing an hour of sleep? Gaining an hour of daylight? A time of the year filled with warmer weather, budding flowers, sunshine, pollen...and cleaning? Well, this Spring Forward we'll be shifting the focus from the newness of the external to sprucing up the internal! In this episode of their new regular monthly program, Lori Foster and Danica Trebel will help you wake up from your long winter's nap to launch you past your fears and your cluttered thinking into a life of growth, simplicity and success. Lori Foster is a consultant, life coach and mentor.  She has a passion for personal development, resiliency of the human spirit and living from a place of gratitude.  She empowers women to "DIVE IN" to their personal truths, reclaim their power and elude shallow living. contact@lorifostercoaching.com   www.lorifostercoaching.com Danica Trebel, founder of UnlearningU, helps you rediscover who you were before you were told who you aren't. She helps you UNLEARN all the habits, traditions, thoughts, and “shoulds” that have created your current reality and leads you through the recovery of YOUR OWN IDENTITY and your own life. danica.trebel@gmail.com

Do you find yourself waking up day after day just going through the motions of life dreaming of the day when it's not just alarm. snooze. alarm. traffic. work. traffic. tv. bed. repeat?  Do you roll your eyes at "those people" who always seem to "have it all together" and who are "living it up" both on Facebook and off? Whether you're the eye-roller who has settled for the reality life seems to have handed you or you're the person on the receiving end of the eye-roll, the truth of the matter is - YOU - have the power to create your days and your nights and put an end to the cycle once and for all. Curious to find out how?  Think it can't be done?  Already doing it?  This show is for you regardless of what phase of the eye-roll you're in.  Join Lori and Danica as they run diagnostics on your reality and discuss how to live at the CAUSE of your life, rather than at the EFFECT of it! Lori Foster is a consultant, personal coach and mentor.  She has a passion for personal development, resiliency of the human spirit and living from a place of gratitude.  She encourages people to "DIVE IN" to the depths of fulfillment to elude shallow living. contact@lorifostercoaching.com   www.lorifostercoaching.com Danica Trebel, founder of Reality Rehab at UnlearningU, helps families turn their messes into messages. Knowing first-hand the power of the spoken and unspoken word, she’s an expert in helping parents interpret their teens, helping teens deal with their parents and eliminating eye-rolls all together by making a few simple shifts in communication and perspectives. www.danicatrebel.org

Meet MMA fighter and alpha male Cannon Colter, who is determined to protect the woman he loves from the danger that lurks in their quiet town.

NY Times bestselling author Lori Foster joins us to talk about her newest book release, Reader/Author Get Together, charity and what's on the horizon!

New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Lori Foster delivers a brand-new miniseries featuring men who walk the edge of honor. Trace of Fever is the second tale in the edgy new trilogy, preceded by When You Dare and followed by Savor the Danger.

Hallie Ephron is an award-winning book reviewer for the Boston Globe where her “On Crime” column of crime fiction book reviews appears each month. Hallie is the third of four writing Ephron sisters. In her new page-turning novel of psychological suspense, COME AND FIND ME, a recluse who works and lives in a virtual reality environment must brave the “real world” when her sister goes missing. Since first publishing in January 1996, Lori Foster has become a Waldenbooks, Borders, USA Today, Publisher's Weekly and New York Times bestselling author. When You Dare (Men Who Walk the Edge of Honor) is her latest novel following a professional mercenary and his author client as danger heats up and business could be combined with pleasure. A new section of the Lamorinda Weekly is devoted to teens and twenty-something's. It's called Between the Lines. Heather Brittany is the QTR Life columnist and Cynthia Brian is the section editor. Learn what you'll read in this new periodical for, with, and by young adults.