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"Tonette C. Robinson, Author - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, writes her first book and proud of her brand new title. In her novel, Woman on the Edge published, May 2012 by Authorhouse Publishing Company, Inc., LLC. where Mr. Andrew Black is President/CEO/Founder of Authorhouse, Mrs. Dana M. Villarte is Chairman/Project Manager/Design Developer of the Novel from Bloomington Indiana. Tonette C. Robinson's Press Agent/Manager /Director is Mr. Matthew K. Bryant whom is also Tonette C. Robinson's Manager/Publicist and can answer any questions that you may have. He is now a CEO and Founder of his own firm in Indianapolis Indiana. Anyone upcoming and new writers headed to showbusiness stardom can also stop by his firm if they are looking for a new Film Producer Press Agent to become a published Author. Mr. Matthew K. Bryant and his Publishing Firm welcomes your outstanding projects and can make you a winner!"

"Tonette C. Robinson, Author pens a poignant story of a young busy successful woman surprised to learn of a unique encounter she is challenged by a outsider kind of pedalor on the roof whom has problems around town starts to enter her life. She is to quell the matter and avoid the prankster, never ever to befill a demon trap. Moving and intimately told, "Woman on the Edge" presents a unique profile of a woman unraveling. Reminiscent of such stories as "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman and "Sybil" by Flora Rheta Schreiber, this book provides an important look at the human psyche and how gender affects the treatment of how there are ways to find help and never give into the psycho babble of the battle ox's problems."

"In the press release entailing what Woman on the Edge story is about. Readers meet Elise, a woman with a seemingly idyllic life story. When Elise heard something on an outing one day,Nhe recalled an earlier time when something appears mundane happened while at work too. After some advice from a friend Salina she decided to take care of the problem so it would not be blown out of proportion and that might cause terrible effects during a period of transformation or a sign of the times was near. Elise decided positive steps were necessary for better health, trips, attend outings with family, trips with Salena and family and change old habits to remove any obstacles in her way. Does it work for Elise? Only you the readers will have to figure that one question out for yourself?..."actical to make her part of the culprits disillusioned addiction to choose a victim of a past, past/present situation and a look into a future outcome or prediction a test of the wills. After advice from her personal friend Salina she began to seek help that would remove any obstacles in her way. What seems odd to break Elise out of her for comfort zone after the millennium passes and she decides to bounce back from it all after a reality check of mind renewal and to face up to reality and take positive steps to removed the addicts obstacles put in her way! She began to realize amazing results!"

"In Woman on the Edge, readers meet Elise, a woman with a seemingly idyllic lifestyle. However, like it's predecessors, Woman on the Edge" profiles how a strong woman that regains her composure and emerges from certain doomed situation not caused by herself. She gets better, stronger and the story more enlightens you in the end with more prosperity and success rather than those that slipped into the twilight zone to lose growth, glory and success seems it would otherwise faded away."

"In a older except, both my Publicist Matthew Bryant https://www.mbryant@bohlsengroup.com and the author agree that Woman on the Edge's book press release does acknowledge how to overcome important issues. The book concept's was to recapture the attention of book lovers of this kind in any day and age. Besides, it benchmarked press released by Authorhouse Publishing Company in Indiana. We welcome any reviews, feedbacks and suggestions are always welcome through authorhouse.com, bn.com and amazon.com!"

"In the press release entailing what Woman on the Edge story is about. Readers meet Elise, a woman with a seemingly idyllic life story. When Elise heard something on an outing one day, she was frantic to quell the noise by not letting it bother herself. She recalled an earlier time when something appears mundane happened while at work too. After some advice from a friend Salina she decided to take care of the problem so it would not be blown out of proportion and that might cause terrible effects during a period of transformation or a sign of the times was near. Elise decided positive steps were necessary for better health, trips, attend outings with family, trips with Salena and family and change old habits to remove any obstacles in her way. Does it work for Elise? Only you the readers will have to figure that one question out for yourself?..."

"The book is based on a message of survival and hope for a brighter today and tomorrow says Robinson. The story is important to people dealing with similar issues that go on in our society and the controversy is deliberately obsessed to one's alter ego. Robinson wanted to reach out to her audience and to let readers know they can overcome a problematic situation in this day and age with a variety of ways to not to become inactive or disillusioned but be more positively active is a real solution."

"Tonette C. Robinson, Author pens a poignant story of a young busy successful woman surprised to learn of a unique encounter she is challenged by a outsider kind of pedalor on the roof whom has problems of their own starts to enter her life. She is find the underlying answers to surmise the attack on herself before she becomes well, too frantic to quell the matter and avoid the prankster, never ever wanting the effects to befill a dirty demon's outside entrapment inside of herself."

"Moving and intimately told, "Woman on the Edge" presents a unique profile of a woman unraveling. Reminiscent of such stories as "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman and "Sybil" by Flora Rheta Schreiber, this book provides an important look at the human psyche and how gender affects the treatment of how there are ways to find help and never give into the psycho babble of the battle ox's problems."