This gift book was a Chartwell conception. Welcome Home was presented to the publisher as a unique product aimed at the families and friends of our military personnel returning home from war, and in it are paired moving true American stories and a gift card with the code for an original song by Amy Grant. Chartwell managed every aspect of the creation of this new book about Paul Harvey. New York Times best selling biographer Stephen Mansfield and coauthor David A. Holland present a fascinating look at America’s most popular radio host, his immeasurable contributions to broadcast history and how he transformed American culture. Chartwell created the audiobook version of Elizabeth Pace's new book, The X and Y of Buy. Science has confirmed that men and women use different parts of their brains and thus behave differently in a host of situations, including the way we shop, buy and consume products and services. Ms. Pace, who served for thirteen years as vice president of sales and marketing for three successful startups and has consulted with companies in a dozen different industries, shows us how to use this knowledge to more effectively market and negotiate. Readers remember George Foreman as the Former Heavyweight Boxing Champion and the spokesman for the popular George Foreman Grill, but he is also a successful entrepreneur. In The Knockout Entrepreneur, Foreman shares his success secrets with aspiring and current entrepreneurs. Chartwell produced the audiobook version of this new book. Life Equity (Thomas Nelson Publishing, January 2009) is Congressman Marsha Blackburn's new book about a decidedly nonpolitical idea. In it, she helps women of all ages discover a hidden or forgotten truth: The life they’ve led has prepared them for the life they dream of. If women who want to make a difference in their own lives and in their world will value the rich experience they have accumulated, they can use those skills to move their lives forward. Chartwell helped solidify the concept, researched the profiles of women across the country, and managed the creation of the manuscript. Chartwell does fiction, too! We teamed authors Bill Barton and Henry O. Arnold for the creation of a new novel, Hometown Favorite, to be released by Baker Publishing in September 2008. This modern retelling of the story of Job will capture readers with the age-old question of why bad things happen to good people--and how good people can survive. In The Faith of Barack Obama, Stephen Mansfield explores Obama's religious faith without political or ideological bias. His basic premise is this: If a man's faith is sincere, then it is the most important thing about him. As a result, it is impossible to understand how Barack Obama will lead without first understanding the religious vision that informs his life. Chartwell Literary Group assisted the author with research and editing in this bestseller, and produced the recording of the audiobook version. Amy Grant is the legendary star of gospel music who made a profound mark on the pop scene as well. Now, after decades of record-breaking album sales and accolades, she tells some of the stories behind the music in her new book, Mosaic. Breathtaking in its honesty, moving in its transparency, Mosaic is a product of Grant's courage, her willingness to welcome the reader to both the tortured valley and the gleaming heights of her career. Chartwell Literary Group coached Amy Grant through the writing of this book, consulted on design and provided research support. Chartwell also produced a unique and memorable audiobook version of Ms. Grant's book, prompted by the author's career in music. Lyrics, melodies and poems are woven through the author's very personal reading of the book.