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A'Mera Frieman
A'Mera Frieman has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Criminal Justice from Dallas Baptist University. She is currently performing coursework for a Masters in Profe...view moreA'Mera Frieman has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Criminal Justice from Dallas Baptist University. She is currently performing coursework for a Masters in Professional Development with a Concentration in Life Coaching and credentialing with the International Coaching Federation.
Working a full-time government job and as a wife and mother of six blended children, Frieman found time in her busy life to connect to her imagination and create the Bestselling Victoria's Journey series. She has since taken on full responsibilities as the full time CEO of Breaking the Line Books and Principle Coach & Consultant for BTLB Coaching & Consulting in Garland. Frieman created Breaking the Line Books small press address social issues and give new and undiscovered writers guidance and direction in publishing. Her first book, Victoria's Beginning, is a 2015 National Indie Excellence Award Winner.
As an International Bestselling Author, Frieman has written four books, co-written an Antibullying training manual, and co-founded the Sisterhood of Texas Authors on Tour. She is the co-host of the Stopping the Madness radio show on the Deystarr Radio Network and has been a guest on numerous radio shows such as the Brad Davis Show, Nick Taliferro, WordUp w/T-Nu, and Phil Hulett and Friends.
Frieman is the Co-Founder/Executive Director of the Stopping the Madness Antibullying Foundation, a motivational speaker, and 2014 Inspirational Luminary with inspiremetoday.com. Frieman and her husband, Zach, were also featured in an article by renowned author, Francine Russo for Parade Magazine.
Frieman gives credit to her family who encouraged and motivated her to achieve her dream of becoming an advocate, author, and media host. She enjoys spending time with her family, attending church, reading, cooking, singing, playing the clarinet in her church orchestra, and of course, writing. Currently, Frieman and her husband live in Garland, Texas with their blended children, Angelise, Austin, Alacea, Hunter, Andrew, and Ariane.view less