Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes former journalist, author and aviator Joni M. Fisher to the studio to celebrate Women's History Month. After working decades in journalism, Joni M. Fisher turned to crime. Her Compass Crimes collection has garnered attention in Publisher's Weekly and earned recognition in the National Indie Excellence Awards, the Royal Palm Literary Awards, and others. She serves on the Arts and Humanities Advisory Board for Southeastern University and is a member of the Florida Writers Association and Sisters in Crime. An instrument-rated private pilot, she's also a contributing reporter for General Aviation News. ABOUT WEST OF FAMOUS: This contemporary suspense story, set in Florida, features a strong female protagonist facing the issues of identity, mortality, and survival after kidnappers mistake her for a celebrity. The boating community known as Loopers play a key role in the story. This is the third book in the Compass Crimes series, which is a collection of stories linked by an ensemble cast of characters. Each book can stand alone. Each book features a different heroine and a life-changing crime. The stories are linked by the alliances, friendships, and occupations of the characters common to the stories. While some of the stories contain a romantic subplot, some do not. In the aftermath of each crime, the relationships between these characters grow deeper and stronger. @copyrighted to the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network. Listen to our podcasts on Spotify, Google or Apple podcasts, podeab or your favorite app and check out our back list at www.soundcloud.com/authorsontheair

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