“Karen R. Maharaj’s ‘Peter Crane Mountain Goat’ seamlessly weaves a unique coming-of-age narrative, skillfully balancing inspiration from a classic while delivering universal messages of introspection and positivity.”
Chantal Onyango, Book Nerdection
Peter Crane Mountain Goat Launch Party
Peter Crane Mountain Goat
A story about one mountain goat's journey to move his herd to a new territory while overcoming adversity.
Join me for the launch party for Peter Crane Mountain Goat
When: September 30, 2023 2pm-5:30pm
Where: Meta Frequency LLC/Earth Angel Gifts
4259 Henderson Blvd Tampa, FL 33629
For additional information about the launch party please visit the link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/peter-crane-mountain-goat-launch-party-tickets-699153586197?aff=oddtdtcreator fiction author
Hay House's Premier Event: I Can Do It!®
Join US! I Can Do It! Tampa 2023
I will be doing a book signing at I Can Do It! Tampa 2023. Receive your free signed copy of my book:
Struck by Reality: A Journey of Awakening.
When: May 19-21, 2023
Where: Tampa Convention Center
333 S Franklin Street
Tampa, FL 33602
For additional information regarding the I Can Do It! Tampa 2023, please visit this link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/i-can-do-it-tampa-florida-tickets-395982583567 non fiction author
In the news:
After surviving deadly lightning strike, woman turns to writing to cope with loss of friend
“Maharaj began writing her first book in 2017. Little did she know, she would become a main character. She turned to writing, not only as a way to cope, but to honor James’ life.”
-Haley Hinds FOX13 Tampa Bay
“Struck by Reality also delves into ways to survive tragedy, unexpected events and how to live happily in the present moment.”
-Kelly Ring FOX13 Tampa Bay
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Tampa Woman's friend killed by lightning strike, right in front of her.
A lightning bolt can deliver 300 kilovolts of energy, or five to 10 times more than the average industrial electric shock. Fatal strikes often cause the heart to stop instantly. An average of 10 people are killed annually in Florida, the state that receives more lightning strikes per square mile than any other. The chances of getting struck over a lifetime here are just 1 in 3,000, the National Weather Service says.
-Tony Marrero Tampa Bay Times fiction author non fiction author
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