3L Publishing Author Jori Nunes Appears on Dr. Phil Show on February 20, 2015

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(L-R) Dr. Phil, Jori Nunes, and Robin.
SACRAMENTO, California, January 25, 2014—Sacramento-based 3L Publishing author Jori Nunes, who wrote the groundbreaking book Chocolate Flowers on childhood abuse and sexual molestation, reveals her story on the Dr. Phil Show. The show is set to air February 20, 2015 and centers on the book’s central theme. Nunes’ book, which was released in 2013, was specifically written to raise awareness about child abuse and sexual molestation, and now her message is reaching a broader audience on the Dr. Phil Show.

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3L Publishing, a boutique publisher, proudly worked with Nunes to help her edit and publish this harrowing story that reveals dark secrets experienced by many children. Chocolate Flowers gives these terrible secrets the light of day to diffuse and dispel the power that enables predators to do what they do – pray on innocent children. The book’s difficult subject matter was tastefully considered and treated editorially in the best way to help Nunes meet her objective – to stop this from happening to more children.

“We’re very proud of Jori and the work that went into making her book the best possible platform to raise awareness on a difficult subject,” said Michelle Gamble, CEO of 3L Publishing and executive editor on the book. “I was personally very moved by the book and committed to ensuring all sensitivity and genuine caring went into helping Jori make it a success. We’re grateful to the Dr. Phil Show for seeing its value and benefit to help others and spread the word.”

In this brave book author Nunes reveals a dark and nightmarish tale about child abuse, molestation and unimaginable torture of innocent children. Nunes visited and collected stories from adults who experienced abuse to write this compelling and disturbing story to help raise awareness and prevent future child abuse.

Chocolate Flowers retails for $18.95 and is available in print and eBook versions on Amazon, Nook and Apple stores. It is also available for bulk or individual purchases on the 3L Publishing website at www.3LPublishing.com. It will slowly be released into bookstores nationwide. Portions of each sale go to benefit children of abuse and sexual molestation.

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3L Publishing offers a unique business model for authors, individuals and businesses interested in publishing a fiction or non-fiction book or custom manual, guide or white paper. Our staff of award-winning authors, writers and editors provides unsurpassed expertise to deliver an end-to-end publication. We specialize in fiction, business, technical and engineering, education, memoir, self-help, motivational, general nonfiction and inspirational books. For more information, go to www.3LPublishing.com, send email to info@3LPublishing.com, or call 916-300-8012.

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