MWSA member Bob Doerr’s book No One Else to Kill was selected as the runner-up to the grand prize winner in the commercial fiction category in this year’s Eric Hoffer Awards. The Eric Hoffer Awards are given out annually and are open to any books written in English, except those published by the five or six major publishing houses.
I recently discovered that this medal has been authorized for all servicemen who sered in Korea.
Criteria: Authorized for those members of the U.S. military who have served duty in the Republic of Korea to uphold the armistice between South and North Korea. Service members must have served at least thirty consecutive days in the Korean theater or 60 non-consecutive days of service - including reservists on annual training in Korea.
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My accomplishments during my 11-year military career earned me 29 commendations, including the Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal, the Air Force Commendation Medal, and the Humanitarian Service Medal. When I left the military, I was one of the most highly decorated in the command. Lt. Commander Mollie Sanders is an over achiever. Reminiscent of Steve McGarrett of Hawaii Five-0, the woman is brainy, brawny, and bold. She excels in technology, languages, weapons, strategy, and fighting -- and dabbles in everything else.
Lt. Commander Mollie Sanders
by Phyllis Zimbler Miller
Book Category: Mystery/Thriller
Reviewed by Joyce Faulkner
ISBN (links go to the MWSA Amazon store): B005CD5OH4
I'm pleased to report that the Association of Independent Authors has chosen to feature me as their "Author in the Spotlight" for the month of May. There may not be anything in the article that members here do not already know, but it does give a small shout-out to MWSA, which pleases me.