For immediate release Contact: Publicist, Deborah Riley-Magnus

(310) 637-1424

CONNECTICUT AUTHOR’S
DARK HISTORIC FANTASY EXPOSES
CONTEMPORARY PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY CONSPIRACY

August 27, 2009, Hartford, CT – Connecticut author, Pamela Glasner, is proud to

announce today that the release of her first novel Finding Emmaus, book one of The Lodestarre
Series, is confirmed for October 1, 2009. The novel has been a heart wrenching journey of love
for Ms. Glasner, culminating in this triumphant release.

“The only thing worse than having an incomprehensible, incurable illness is having an
incomprehensible, incurable illness in isolation”
~ Francis Nettleton, 1739 ~

The psychiatric community has confused Empathic personality traits with mental illness
with tragic results, leading two Empaths – Francis Nettleton and Katherine Spencer – who live
three hundred years apart, on personal journeys to learn the true nature of Empathy.
Transcending time and death to right a centuries-old wrong, they inadvertently uncover a multi-
billion dollar conspiracy in which millions of Americans are being misdiagnosed and drugged
for no other reason than the enormous income they generate.
Finding Emmaus, book one of the Lodestarre series, is a complex, dark, historic fantasy
about human frailties and courage. It is an intricate, meticulously researched, deeply disturbing,
suspenseful tale of love and sacrifice, obsession and the abuse of power and the indisputable
right of free will. It is a story with an intriguing cast of characters who will keep you guessing as
to what they will do and what choices they will make as they weave in and out of the story and
each other’s lives.
Ms. Glasner is managed by Publicist, Deborah Riley-Magnus. Finding Emmaus is
published by Emerald Book Company, an imprint of Greenleaf Book Group. It is scheduled for
release on October 1, 2009, and can be preordered now through Amazon, http://shrvl.com/I35n1.
For more information, or to schedule an interview or speaking engagement with the
author, please contact, Ms. Magnus at (310) 637-1424. Attachment: Finding Emmaus cover pdf.
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