Diane Solomon, author, enjoyed a wonderfully diverse career path that included her own variety show on BBC TV in England. As a performing artist, she opened for both Glen Campbell and Kenny Rogers during major tours of England, Europe and Africa. Now focusing on writing, Diane lives in beautiful Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, with her husband, Mark Carey. She has written several non-fiction books in the fields of nutrition and homeopathy, plus has ghost-written and/or edited seven books for clients, in various fields. In November of 2015, Eloquent Rascals Publishing released Diane's first book, which is non-fiction, entitled, "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A guide to the homeopathic treatment of CFS/M.E.". This book is a best seller in Amazon's homeopathic section. In late 2016, Eloquent Rascals published "The Ravenstone: The Secret of Ninham Mountain," her first novel written with her husband, Mark Carey, who is a retired biologist, naturalist, and accomplished voice-over artist. June 2017 sees the release of Diane's fictional memoir, "88 Guys for Coffee," the tale of Laura's five-year online dating odyssey, as she searches for love, for her true partner in life.