Author K.C. Lauer, Bad Girl Gone Mom, Signing Autographs at Big E Fair

Online, September 23, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Author K.C. Lauer writes in her memoir, Bad Girl Gone Mom, pg. 67,

"I had made medical history and my case written up in the Journal of Medicine. I was not sure why, something to do with being born with a uterus and a missing vagina. Most women who were born that way were missing other parts. I knew I was odd."

K.C. Lauer, a local musician, business entrepreneur and author shares her real life story with all of its tragedies, heart break and her penchant for learning about life through the school of hard knocks.

She will be giving away free Bad Girl Gone Mom T-shirts in an effort to raise awareness for suicide prevention, particularly with those girls who are struggling with their sexuality.

K.C. will be in the Connecticut Building at the Connecticut Authors and Publishers Association (CAPA) booth the following hours:

Sunday September 25th, from 10-1; and 4pm-7pm

Monday, September 26th from 10-4pm;

Sunday, October 2nd, from 10-4pm.

For more about K.C. Lauer, see her Interview with Sylvia Massara on the Lit Chic Show, here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL28E12260E7BA1B39&feature=mh_lolz

Lauer was a guest on the WAQY 102. radio show during National Suicide Prevention Week. Here a replay of her interview here.
http://baxandobrien.rock102.com/?p=3475

Reader reviews from Amazon.com:

Emily Ide - Five star review

"This book is hard to read at times because of the impossible scenarios K.C. must endure, but is also impossible to put down.
I had to step back at times and remind myself that every word on every page was real. K.C. is an inspiring individual to have made the choices that she did throughout her life and became a stronger person because of it. Her daughter, friends and family definitely benefit from all that she has become. I highly recommend this book."

Angie Mohr - *****

"This is not a book for the faint-hearted. But, if you have ever felt alone, different,and "wrong", you will instantly relate with Lauer's struggles. She paints a picture of hopelessness that she turns into a story of strength and faith in herself. Bad Girl Gone Mom should be read by every teen girl drowning in alcohol, drugs, or other bad choices. It is a story of affirmation of the human spirit and that good things can happen in even the worst circumstances...highly recommended!"

In her free time, K.C. also writes songs and performs them with her all original rock and roll band, Chainsmoker. Here she is featured in the following video on YouTube, playing at Toad's place in New Haven, CT. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XlUkckbWcQ&list=FLrqWNbr5olV2T9HLOvO9uVg&index=2.