Kerry Blaser is the author of My Inner Heroine: Exploring Feminine Pain, a powerful debut that weaves memoir, psychology, and spiritual insight into a journey of healing and feminine reclamation. With a background in East Asian Religious Studies and as a certified Reiki Master, Kerry brings a unique blend of ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience to her storytelling.

Her book chronicles her path through childhood trauma, a life-altering suicide attempt, and ultimately, deep self-healing—guided by a series of male figures she dubs her “inner heroes,” including fire academy instructors, a former FBI agent, chess champion, and public figures like Justin Waller and Andrew Tate. Embracing the role of “Red Pill Shaman,” she draws from physics, psychology, and energy healing to explore how pain becomes a portal to personal power.

Kerry is currently in talks with a major studio for a film adaptation of her book.

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Stuart Jaffe is the prolific author behind over sixty novels, including The Max Porter Paranormal Mysteries, The Nathan K Thrillers, The Parallel Society series, The Ridnight Mysteries, The Malja Chronicles, The Bluesman, Founders, Real Magic, and many more. Known for blending old-school pulp adventure with a modern edge, his work spans a wide range of science fiction and fantasy sub-genres.

A former martial artist sidelined by a knee injury, Stuart now channels his energy into playing lead guitar with his local blues band, The Bootleggers. He lives on a small farm in rural North Carolina, where he shares space with a rotating cast of animals—though he proudly notes the chickens are still kept outside.

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Judy Rodman is an American country singer-songwriter, producer, vocal coach, and public speaker. She rose to fame in the mid-1980s with a series of hits on the Billboard country charts, including the No. 1 single “Until I Met You.” Named the Academy of Country Music’s “Top New Female Vocalist” in 1985, she released two successful albums before transitioning into a thriving career behind the scenes.

Based in Nashville, Rodman is a sought-after songwriter—co-writing hits like LeAnn Rimes’s “One Way Ticket (Because I Can)”—and a respected vocal coach. She created the trademarked vocal method “Power, Path and Performance”™ and works with singers across genres, including contestants and winners from The Voice, American Idol, and other national stages. She continues to share her expertise through performances, coaching, and her popular blog and podcast.

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