Sherrie ClarkSHERRIE CLARK is a former police officer with the NYPD, and she is a writer, book editor, and author of the award-winning book SMALL VOICES SILENCED. She's a coach and consultant for aspiring authors all across the country and speaks at conferences were she teaches audiences how to write their books. She cofounded Storehouse Publishing that takes authors and aspiring authors where they're at and helps them write and publish their books. Sherrie has written, bylined, and ghostwritten over 200 articles, stories, blog posts, press releases, website content, bios, and such, all of which have been published online or in print. Some of the publications for which she has written include the award-winning newspaper Victims' Advocate. She served as the Jacksonville Christianity & Social Issues Examiner for examiner.com, a niche she created but has since been used by other writers, and was a volunteer writer and editor for the international organization Stop Child Trafficking Now. Sherrie created, produced, and hosted the weekly online radio show God, Where Were You When? This show aired throughout Europe and as far as Japan and into Africa. She has a Masters of Arts in Clinical Christian Counseling and is a Licensed Clinical Christian Counselor with the NCCA. Read More Read Less