Press Release

Minnesota Author, Shawnta’ C. Richard, Set to Publish Second Novel “In Whom Should I Trust”

Atlanta June 16, 2010 -- Fans of the novel Situations are in for a treat this year as Ms. Shawnta’ C. Richard announces that she is in the works for re-creating her second novel In Whom Should I Trust. The novel is set to be finished in July 2010.
Richards’ received glowing reviews for her first novel, Situations, from fans back in 2004.

Regan Richardson from Minneapolis said "When you think you have the story figured out, an unseen twist comes about. This book is realistic and a page turner, you want to know what would happen next. What a great novel! I look forward to reading more from Ms. Shawnta' C. Richard."

Not only are Richards' fans noticing her talent but other artists are as well. She has been at book signings with seasoned authors such as Eric Jerome Dickey and was spotted on CNN with Hill Harper at his book signing in Atlanta last year. Richards’ has also been mentioned on The Steve Harvey Morning Show.

The author explains that her books are for all adults but mainly for young women in their early twenties to mid 30's. Anyone that loves some type of drama comedy or love story can appreciate this author's work.
In Whom Should I Trust brings back some familiar characters and once again told through their eyes, the audience will be able to see how deception, dysfunction and changes the outcome of these character lives.

About the Author:
Shawnta' C. Richard was born in 1978 on an air force base in Denver Colorado. She moved to Minnesota in 1986 and began her writing career. Writing was a way for her to express her feelings when she couldn’t find the words to come out right. Richards’ has since left to pursue her writing career. Situations is her first published novel. Richards’ currently resides in Atlanta.
For more information about the novel and the author, visit www.booksyoulove.biz. Both books will be available for order on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Xlibris by the end of July 2010.
Shawnta’ C. Richard “I write what you are really thinking.”

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