I Can Hear the Applause: Adult Language...some Nudity

The first nude showgirl in Vegas, Cary Grant's lover, a Hollywood "darling," an Emmy-nominated producer and a former drug dealer-they add up to more than one person's share of lives But all those lives belong to Lisa Malouf Medford. I Can Hear the Applause begins with Lisa's life-journey both onstage and backstage as a showgirl during the extravagant Mob-owned days of Vegas. However, Lisa was living a double (sometimes triple ) life-as an actress, model, and Hollywood darling. It wasn't all work for Lisa. There were parties and lots of laughter with her friends like Cher, Steve McQueen, Dick Martin and a cast of many more Along the way, Lisa invites us to the homes and (bedrooms) of Cary Grant and several others that she chose to share her life and love with. If you've ever wondered... * What Cary Grant was really like in bed? * What it was like to work for the Mob? * Who had the biggest dick in Hollywood? * What's a really good reason to sell cocaine? * What Vegas showgirls do after the show? I Can Hear the Applause answers those questions and a whole lot more. And yes, there are many photos from Lisa's private collection along with Adult Language...Some Nudity Lisa Medford teamed with Jeanne Gulbranson, author of two award-winning books, to present the story of Lisa's Wild Ride You too will be able to "hear the applause " Additional information about the authors along with many more photos can be viewed at www.jeannegulbranson.com

Lisa Medford and Jeanne Gulbranson are the co-authors of I Can Hear the Applause. Lisa’s qualifications to provide a full and accurate life story are (certainly) that she lived it! Lisa told her stories...and Jeanne wrote them. Jeanne Gulbranson has previously written two books on the subjects of building leadership and followership skills. The books, available on www.amazon.com, are Be the Horse or the Jockey and Pink Leadership. Each of Gulbranson’s books received the Finalist Award from the 2009 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Visit www.jeannegulbranson.com for additional information or to contact the authors.