Best Selling Baby Boomer Author is a Big Hit on Amazon!

Best Selling Baby Boomer Author, Debra Shiveley Welch of Westerville, Ohio, is a writer to be reckoned with in the literary world! In just a few short months, her book Son of My Soul: The Adoption of Christopher jumped all the way to the Top 20 on Amazon.com.In a recent review by MidWest Books, senior reviewer Shirley Johnson wrote:

“I believe it is true that God anoints the pen of some writers to bring forth words from their heart to those with a specific need. In my opinion, author Debra Shiveley Welch has the anointing of the Lord upon her words in her newest work, Son of My Soul - The Adoption of Christopher, as she tells the story of her adoption of her beloved son, Christopher ... Her story and Christopher's is one you will treasure and remember in your heart for a long time to come...One that will bring a tear and a smile. A story of horror, pain, and rejection that is replaced with courage, hope, faith, love and victory. This is a book every adoptive parent should read, and every person who has a child of their heart, for in this read you will find the true meaning of love."

Order at: Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com, Sagabooks.net or http://www.debrashiveleywelch.net/
Beverly Mahone, Founder – Baby Boomer Divas Wall of Fame
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Baby Boomer Diva’s Dishonored through Pornographic Ads

I am a member of the Baby Boomer Diva Web of Fame. It is an honor to be a part of this selective, dynamic, diverse group of women, comprised of Virtual Assistants, Jewelry Designers, Published Authors, Radio and TV hosts, Actors and Singers and Ordained Ministers, just to name a few.

We are proud of our good names and our reputations. We work hard, raise our families, attend our respective churches, and work together to make this world a better place.

Therefore, when the founder of the Baby Boomer Diva Web of Fame recently issued a press release through Google, and pornographic ads associated with said release were attached to it through the Google Web site by a second party, we were dismayed to put it very mildly.

Founder Beverly Mahone has repeatedly written to the parties involved, asking that the disgusting ads be removed. Thankfully, they are now gone from our press release.