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This week on Friday Five!,  we are celebrating the fantastic achievements and coverage our clients have recently received! Katharine Britton received praise from Seven Days Vermont for her latest dramatic novel, Little Island, Nicole Hunn is included in a roundup on Oprah.com for her Gluten-Free Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal recipe found in her cookbook Gluten-Free on a Shoestring, and Sarah Castille tells USA Today why MMA is now a hot theme in romance novels, including her own novel, Against the Ropes. Joshua Safran‘s FREE SPIRIT: Growing Up On the Road and Off the Grid was released this week, and he received a lovely feature story from JWeekly and was interviewed on Elliot In The Morning.

What’s on my iPod:  “Sometimes the Sky” by Charlie Mars
What I’m reading: The Seas by Samantha Hunt
The last person I followed on Twitter: @RedheadWriting

1. Katharine Britton on Seven Days Vermont

Katharine Britton wows Seven Days Vermont with her unsettling and heart-wrenching novel, Little Island. The article mentions how difficult it is for authors to write a novel filled with characters who are confused about who they really are, but Katharine “succeeds at it.”

2. Nicole Hunn on Oprah.com

Nicole Hunn was featured on Oprah.com this week in a “How to Make Cereal” recipe roundup with her Gluten-Free Cinnamon Toast Crunch recipe. Her cookbook Gluten-Free on a Shoestring is in bookstores now!

3. Sarah Castille on USA Today’s Happy Ever After blog

Sarah Castille’s steamy MMA-themed romance novel, Against the Ropes, continues to provoke conversation. In this USA Today article, Sarah shares three reasons why mixed martial arts is a popular trend in romance novels now. Sarah talks alpha-males, subliminal sexual messages and “forbidden fruit.”