J.M. Werlein’s Delightful Novel on Friendship & Resiliency is Exhibited at the LibLearnX 2023

J.M. Werlein’s book “The Adventures Of The Last Wives Club” was exhibited by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the LibLearnX: The Library Learning Experience (LLX) 2023 last January 27-30, 2023, at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans.

The event, formerly called American Library Association (ALA) Midwinter Meeting, is considered the biggest library event ever held in the state of Louisiana. The 2023 LibLearnX saw hundreds of attendees coming from the library sector, the academe, and the general public, coming together to show support for the advancement of libraries and the communities they serve and discuss the future of libraries.

J.M. Werlein’s “The Adventures Of The Last Wives Club” was exhibited alongside many other notable books and the latest technologies and services for libraries at the LibLearnX Marketplace.

“The Adventures Of The Last Wives Club” is a charming tale of friendship, humor, romance, and hope. The book follows the story of four women who get a chance to bond as their husbands, inflicted with Alzheimer’s disease, are living out their days in a nursing home. J.M. Werlein draws her inspiration for the book from real-life experiences. Readers will find this book engaging due to its many unexpected plot twists that would keep them up all night.

Delve into a heartwarming story of friendship, finding meaning and joy after the death of a spouse, and living out the golden years. Order J.M. Werlein’s book “The Adventures Of The Last Wives Club” today on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

“The Adventures Of The Last Wives Club”
Author | Joan Harmon/ J.M. Werlein
Published date | 2018
Publisher | Christian Faith Publishing
Book Genre | Fiction

Author Bio

Joan Harmon, a.k.a J.M. Werlein, was born and raised in the St. Paul area of Minnesota. Joan is the youngest of six siblings. She studied sociology and anthropology at Gustavus Adolphus College. After college, Joan worked as a New Marketing Coordinator for a small insurance company and later became a horse trainer. She got married and had a daughter, but unfortunately, she divorced.

Joan and her daughter went to “temporarily” live with her parents. It was then that Joan’s dad was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Joan later went to work at the Minnesota House of Representatives. The author lost her mom in July 2015. She then moved to Nebraska to be a full-time assistant trainer/instructor.

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