Lora-Marie Bernard
OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF
TEXAS NONFICTION AUTHOR
Lora-Marie Bernard
Author Image. Galveston County Fair and Rodeo 2017
Featuring
You've heard the legend. You've heard the song. Now, learn the story about how the two met with your own autographed copy.
Get one for yourself and as a gift. Celebrate a modern interpretation of a song and a legend as big as Texas.
Lora-Marie is your favorite Texas author guiding you through a journey of her favorite sites, people and places with her
modern view of Texas history.
AUTOGRAPHED BOOKS
The yellow rose of texas: the song, the legend & emily d. west
The Counterfeit Prince of Old texas
Houston Center: Vision to Excellence
Lower Brazos River Canals
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COUNTERFEIT PRINCE OF OLD TEXAS
LOWER BRAZOS RIVER CANALS
HOUSTON CENTER VISION TO EXCELLENCE
The fascination of Bernard’s book lies in the times in which Edwards lived and the lives on which he impinge.
Meticulously researched, this release contains some truly wonderful old photos and historical information.
It is superb in every respect!
MARK LARDAS, THE GALVESTON COUNTY DAILY NEWS
AMAZON READER
BOB EURY,
CENTRAL HOUSTON
REVIEWS
THE YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS
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Lora-Marie Bernard, one of the state’s best storytellers, reveals it all in an exquisite, well-researched book ... Bernard’s book is a treasure trove of information and sheds much light on the real Emily D. West. It is a must-read."
DR. MANUEL FLORES
Texas A&M
TEXANA READS
THE AUTHOR
WRITER. JOURNALIST. RESEARCHER & HISTORIAN.
CONSULTANT. PUBLISHER.
Texas author & storyteller Lora-Marie Bernard writes nonfiction books about interesting Texans and stories that explore the historic relationship between Texas and the global economy.
Her family settled in Burleson, Texas near Fort Worth when she was in kindergarten. Her mother was a German immigrant and her father was a first-generation Italian American. They raised her and her brother with small town Texas values and an international mindset. This philosophy deeply influences her approach to her books and storytelling.
Her father told her Texas was going to be one of the most prosperous states in the nation for the rest of her life. She believed him.
Educated in the "Texas state of mind" she never questioned that she'd spend her life telling the stories about the state and the people who make its past, present, and future.
From Fort Worth, she moved to Houston/Galveston and lived on the island for several years. It was on the Texas coastal prairies that she became an award-winning journalist and storyteller.
BERLOMA HAUS
A boutique publishing and production house that organically began when Lora-Marie began writing books.
When Lora-Marie became an author, she began being commissioned to write and create books for private individuals, families, and companies. She was also invited to join documentary filmmaking teams.
She started Berloma Haus as a means to complete the works.
Today, Berloma has a collection of designers, printers, editors, photographers, and camera crews that help her. To maintain the boutique approach, Lora-Marie works on every project.
When you have a story, Berloma Haus publishes and produces it.
PUBLICITY
CONTACTS
Yellow Rose of Texas: The Song, The Legend & Emily D. West
Sarah Haynes
Tel: +1 843.853.2070 x 199| shaynes@arcadiapublishing.com
Counterfeit Prince of Old Texas: Swindling Slaver Monroe Edwards
Victoria Boneberg
Tel: +1 843.853.2070 x201|Victoria.Boneberg@historypress.net|
Houston Center: Vision to Excellence
Frank Staats
Tel: 281-989-5919| fstaats@sbcglobal.net|
Lower Brazos River Canals
Kalya Brown
Tel: +1 843.853.2070 x127| kbrown@arcadiapublishing.com|