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Savant Books Announces the Release of Helen Doan's Novel, "On My Behalf"

Savant Books and Publications LLC, Honolulu, Hawaii, publishers of significant books and enduring media for the 21st century, announces the release of Helen Doan's new autobiographical novel, "On My Behalf."

2012-06-05
HONOLULU, HI, June 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) "On My Behalf" details the misadventures of a naïve Vietnamese girl pursuing her dream of becoming a successful writer. As she navigates through early adulthood, she finds that balancing between staying true to her dreams and settling for an unremarkable life challenges every fiber of her being.

Helen Doan is a Vietnamese-American writer born in Kien Giang, Vietnam. She arrived in San Jose, California in 1986 where she grew up. Doan self-published a book of poetry in 2002 and has been writing feature-length screenplays for ten years, while keeping a journal of her independence. Currently living and working in the county of Los Angeles, Doan aspires to make her mark on both the literary and entertainment worlds.

"This was an important story for me to tell because I know many people are, like me, hypercritical of themselves," says Doan. "'After reading 'On My Behalf,' I hope they will realize it is okay to be exactly who they are."

"On My Behalf" by Helen Doan
306 pages - 5.25" x 8" Pocketbook - Color Softcover.
ISBN 978-09832861-8-9
Suggested retail price $16.95.
Released in May 2012 by Savant Books and Publications, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.

This book is available from the publisher, printer and on Amazon.com at
http://www.savantbooksandpublications.com/9780983286189.php

from Savant Bookstore Honolulu at
http://www.savantbookstorehonolulu.com

and on Amazon.com at
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0983286183

Savant Books and Publications LLC is a publisher of enduring literary, musical and digital video media for the 21st Century. For more information visit http://www.savantbooksandpublications.com


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[Press-News.org] Savant Books Announces the Release of Helen Doan's Novel, "On My Behalf"
Savant Books and Publications LLC, Honolulu, Hawaii, publishers of significant books and enduring media for the 21st century, announces the release of Helen Doan's new autobiographical novel, "On My Behalf."