Brighton Publishing's own Janet S. Kleinman receives Lifetime Award from Brooklyn College

CHANDLER, Ariz. - Sept. 11, 2013 - PRLog -- CHANDLER (AZ)—Brighton Publishing LLC proudly announces that author Janet S. Kleinman is to be awarded Brooklyn College’s prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award. Celebrated for years of notable accomplishments, and author of the romantic drama, “Flirting with Disaster: When Love & Nature Collide,” Janet S. Kleinman will receive the award during a ceremony scheduled for September 22, 2013. Flirting with Disaster: When Love & Nature Collide (http://www.amazon.com/Flirting-Disaster-Nature-Collide-ebook/dp/B007PJG5LC/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top) is currently distributed in print through Ingram, the world’s largest book distributor, and is available in both print and eBook format from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other leading book retailers worldwide.

“…I can’t believe this is Ms. Kleinman’s first novel—I’ll certainly look forward to her next!”

“…a touching romance that doesn’t let you go…I was sorry when I reached the end…will look for more books by this wonderful storyteller.”

~ Amazon Reader Reviews

For the enchanting Gloria, the loss of her husband late in life would soon bring about a series of choices, but not all of them easy ones. Very soon, she will find not one—but three—handsome men vying for her attention, and in the most unlikely of places.

When an earthquake hits Haiti, Henri, a Haitian ex-patriot, returns to his homeland and convinces his English-teaching friend Gloria to join him in establishing a school for earthquake-abandoned children.

Forty years after their first kiss, former high-school boyfriend, Mickey, calls and wants Gloria back—this time though, he’s willing to follow her to Haiti to prove it.

Meanwhile, in Port au Prince, another man personifies both the power and influence capable of changing Gloria’s life forever—retired United States Senator Lance Carter. The well-connected Senator presides over a relief commission currently funded by Americans for the ravaged Haitian population.

Amid the crumbling buildings of the poorest island in the Western Hemisphere, the biggest surprises are what Gloria discovers about the men so determined to be part of her life. Now, Gloria’s difficulty resides with a single decision—which man is her “Mister Right?”

Since its founding in 1930, Brooklyn College (http://www.brooklyn.cuny.edu/web/home.php) has excelled at providing a high-quality, affordable education to students of diverse backgrounds. Throughout the decades, the college has adapted to our changing world and to the educational needs of Brooklyn, New York City, and the nation by establishing innovative programs, creating new academic facilities, renovating buildings, expanding technology support, and improving the infrastructure for academic support services.

Janet Kleinman is a graduate of Brooklyn College, with a Master’s Degree from Manhattan College. She currently makes her home in South County Florida where she and her husband play tennis, bridge, and visit their children and grandchildren whenever they can. After years of teaching and working for Fortune 500 companies, she has now retired and is embracing her first love—writing.