No More Secrets: A Small Town Love Story (Blue Moon Book 1)

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On February 20th, 2021, No More Secrets Mind Body Spirit Inc., proudly opened the nation's first menstrual hub, "The SPOT Period", located in Germantown Philadelphia, PA. all through crowd funding efforts, to provide a safe space for marginalized women and girls. This book basically teaches children that if there is a trusted adult or an authority who’s telling you to keep secrets from your parents — then that is a big red flag," Raichik said in a statement. Now retired from journalism to write full time, she also contributes the Small Press column for Mystery Scene magazine and teaches creative writing at Phoenix College. From a history perspective, the book will not reveal much you can't find in numerous other books on World War II. Since this is Betty's book, a greater understanding of what is going on around her is often elusive. Webb does use some outside sources to fill in gaps, but anyone looking for a salacious or surprising "tell-all" will be disappointed. I was glad that the book did not end with the victory in WWII. Betty went on to write and speak about her life during WWII. Even now, Betty at the age of 100 continues to share about her experiences serving Great Britain and with their alley the United States of America.

Thanks to Betty Webb writing and sharing about her service in the ATS, we can have an idea of what their lives were like during those tumultuous years. Betty was 18 years old when she enlisted in the ATS. While technically, she was qualified to remain at home and care for her mother, Betty signed up to serve her Country. Can you imagine what it was like to go from living with your family at home to sharing living space with hundreds of other women from all over. The work done at Bletchley was very compartmentalized and workers only knew that part of the work that they did. Each person that served had taken an oath of secrecy which they took very seriously. It wasn’t until many years later that the work done in WWII was declassified and could be talked about. In No More Secrets, Betty shares writings from other authors about their experiences and work. Betty Webb, a centenarian and celebrated war veteran, recalls her memories from a time when official secrets act sealed your life from your family. Structured on different aspects of the life - like the life at the billets (accommodation), the staff and in passing some assignments - the book is a detailed reconstruction of the memory. Ms.Webb is honest in stating things like she did not about the Enigma machine or how her job was mostly clerical. She even borrows from an unpublished memoir of another one of the BP women to compare notes.Brave Books describes the book as "a modern twist to the familiar Grimm's-style fairy tale, even including a big bad wolf."

The book will be published by conservative book publisher Brave Books, known for recently publishing Kirk Cameron's controversial children's book. As a journalist and literary critic for more than 20 years, Betty -- a resident of Scottsdale, Arizona, where her detective Lena Jones also lives -- has interviewed U. S. presidents, Nobel prize-winners, astronauts who’ve walked on the moon, polygamy runaways, the homeless, and the hopeless. Founded in 2012, No More Secrets Mind Body Spirit Inc. is a grassroots sexuality awareness and consultative organization who's focus is to reduce high risk behaviors in vulnerable populations through the development and implementation of sustainable programming and polices. C ommitted to providing a realistic and relational approach to comprehensive wellness of the mind, body and spirit, No More Secrets Mind Body Spirit Inc. intentionally dismantles the myths, stigmas and misconceptions ingrained in our communities and is designed to elicit open communication, promote honest discussions and provide real life solutions.Unlike government leaders or high-ranking military commanders, Betty was an ordinary young woman in Great Britain who answered the call when her Country was facing the battle against the evil forces of Nazi Germany. Like many other men and women in the allied forces, they stepped up when their Country and the world needed them most. The impact of my unusual family upon my life has been profound," Betty says. "That's why I thought it would be intriguing to create a detective who had no idea of where she came from or who her parents were. Creating the orphaned Lena Jones has helped me appreciate my own ancestral heritage - both the good and the bad." About the recent DNA testing results, she adds, "All this time the Webbs were keeping an even bigger secret than the Riddells -- and they didn’t even know they were! How could I not have become a mystery novelist." Raichik's account became popular after regularly posting clips of TikTok videos showing woke rants, school teacher lectures about gender ideology, and posting the latest news clips on cultural trends.