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Barb Allen’s first book, Front Toward Enemy, began as a journal for her four children to read one day. As the capital court-martial progressed and Barb learned the shocking details surrounding her husband’s murder, she realized the truth would not be told in court. Articles she wrote on the trial earned her an NYS Press Association Award, and her journal became an award-winning book that was optioned for film.
How to Woo a Widow
This romantic fiction novel is packed with intense highs and lows, just enough humor to blend laughter with the tears, and perfectly captures the blend of blessings mixed in with grief. It is the chick-flick ready for a screenplay!
What Not to Wear to a Murder Trial, and other tips tragedy taught me.
With a Foreword by Robert O’neill, and highly endorsed by other amazing Americans like Taya Kyle and Bedros Keuilian, this book is a must-read that holds nuggets of wisdom for anyone facing adversity.
This book could also easily be titled: How not to be a little bitch!
Barb nails the art of perfecting imperfection in this raw, sometimes sarcastic, and on-point guide to crushing adversity
As its title suggests, this signature book is written in a lighter tone that is so engaging, the reader gets swept right into its powerful lessons and inspirational insight before they even realize it.