Mix Some Inspiration in with Your Coffee at Barnie’s Coffee and Tea

Orlando, FL, January 03, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Forty-five year old inspirational author and speaker Jay Kolo will be at Barnie’s Coffee and Tea at Heathrow Square to sign copies and discuss his four inspirational books on January 19th. Barnie’s Coffee and Tea is located on 120 International Parkway, Lake Mary, Florida. This free event will start at 5:30pm. House On Paddock Lane and Mr. Kolo’s other three books will be available for purchase. A free gift will be given to the first three people who purchase a book.

In addition to his four other inspirational novels and two books of poetry, House On Paddock Lane tackles such issues as fear and abandonment. The book’s main character, Gary Kohl, must learn how to overcome obstacles and challenges throughout the story. The book explores the transition from self-reliance to a reliance on prayer and a personal relationship with one’s creator in order to overcome. A series of mishaps, many of which were out of the main character’s control, lead him to explore prayer and ultimately accept with open arms this most misunderstood phenomenon. After his reliance turns towards prayer the character begins to see how as his creator has always intended him to be.

Mr. Kolo’s books come from the heart and are a product of both his past pain and his natural creativity and writing ability. Kolo, who has overcome a dependency to alcohol, has been sober for more than eleven years. Dyslexia, anxiety, depression and early childhood trauma are the catalyst for his stories. He has a sincere desire to connect with others and he writes to enlighten and inspire. This sincerity is well demonstrated should you ever attend one of his events. His books and their characters will forever become a part of those who become acquainted with this emerging author and his works of fiction.

About Jay Kolo: Jay Kolo’s other published books are The Terminal Game, Knee Deep In Prayer, and Knee Deep In Prayer II (Stages of Destruction). He is currently working on two new novels, Corporate Tears and Moving Iron. In Corporate Tears, John Anthony Kimball, Jr. attempts to rebuild his life and maintain his fragile emotions after the guilt of a horrific car crash shadow him for nearly twenty years. It is scheduled for publication in early 2007. Moving Iron is about Piper Thomas, a forty-three year old bodybuilder by day and stripper by night. Her strong willed obsession with what she wants clashes with the gifts from her creator. Moving Iron is scheduled for publication in the fall of 2007. Mr. Kolo, a Chicago native, currently resides in Florida with his wife and two children. Please visit www.journeywithjay.net for more information.

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