Soaring Above Co-Addiction Wins USA Best Books 2011 Finalist Award

Tucson, AZ, November 08, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Having already received literary praise from reviewers such as Library Journal, ForeWord Review, and Midwest Book Review, "Soaring Above Co-Addiction," manages to find a significant niche among the wealth of other titles on drug addiction. The USA "Best Books 2011" Award was the sixth award for "Soaring Above Co-Addiction" this year.

USA Book News, a premiere magazine and review website for mainstream and independent publishers, has held the contest for eight years. This year it received an unprecedented number of entries, said Jeffrey Keen, the President and CEO of USA Book News.

"I'm honored that Soaring Above Co-Addiction was included among the top 500 books for the year," author Lisa Espich said. "It's a wonderful opportunity to show that there is hope for recovery from addiction, and that families really can make a positive difference."

Espich is not a counselor or therapist writing from a professional stance. Instead, she writes from the viewpoint of a wife and mother who struggled to save her family from addiction, and eventually succeeded in finding the right source of help. "Everyone's story is different," says Espich, "but the disease of addiction seems to cause the same pain, fear, and confusion, regardless of who you are."

"Soaring Above Co-Addiction" is available at Twin Feather Publishing, Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and most everywhere books are sold. It is now also available in Ebook format. The book's website at www.soaringabovecoaddiction.com includes a full listing of resources for families needing help or assistance.

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