Angela Lee

Henriette Eiby Christensen

Vern Reo

My books are all easy reads. In fact you can read them even if you are in a crisis and often in one sitting. They are all full of questions, statements and short sentences as well as quotes, not to mention lots of help to finding your way and stay on track to well-being. They all have lots of room for contemplation and your own notes. "110 Ways to Spot a Toxic Person" is a concise and clear manual on how to identify and deal with the people in our lives that leave us feeling anywhere from "ICKY" to down-right abused. I already knew who most of the people in my own life were from the moment I saw the title. However, this little book completely validated what my guts knew to be true. I no longer have to wonder if I am crazy! Thanks to the authors for making it so simple to live in a new way! I am confident you will feel empowered to get rid of that influence in your life and DE-TOX from them one by one! Lisa Villa Prosen www.lisaprosen.com www.facebook.com/myrenewedmind My books are all easy reads. In fact you can read them even if you are in a crisis and often in one sitting. They are all full of questions, statements and short sentences as well as quotes, not to mention lots of help to finding your way and stay on track to well-being. They all have lots of room for contemplation and your own notes.

I Love No One

110 Ways to Spot a Toxic Person

The Mission: To raise awareness about domestic violence and give victims and survivors a voice. If you or someone you know is in a domestic violence relationship, get out! People have lost their lives to their significant others too often to count. Even when lives aren't lost in the traditional sense, they are often affected forever. This book is for those who suffer in silence. The first annual Soul Vomit anthology features contributions by Henriette Eiby Christensen, Victoria M. Reynolds, Morgan Gallagher, Thelma T. Reyna, and Frances Pauli, with cover art by Eleanor Leonne Bennett. Other contributors include Bernard Hafeli, Katherine Shirley, henry 7. reneau, Enigma, Brenda L. Turner, E. K. Keith, Deborah R. Majors, Kelly Baker, Eliska Hahn, Richard Stokes, Bob McNeil, Maria Edmonds, D. Smith, Michael K. Moore, Melissa Salazar, Karen Jones, Katie Rendon Kahn, Diesta Kaiser, Mari Maxwell, Faith Ruppert, Virginia Jekanyika, Logan Fisher, and Timothy Pina. Edited by Jennifer-Crystal Johnson.

Henriette Eiby Christensen

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