Our Authors

June Galt is a mother who has watched too many women she loves disappear into the quiet fog of postpartum depression. She is not a doctor, therapist, or clinical expert. She is a woman who has sat beside friends in the middle of the night, listened to the shame they were afraid to speak out loud, and seen how isolation and silence can turn a hard season into a dangerous one.

After witnessing the same pattern again and again—capable, devoted mothers suffering in plain sight while the world told them they should be glowing—June decided she could no longer stay quiet. Mama on the Edge was born from that urgency. It is the book she wished every struggling mother could hold in her hands: practical, honest, free of jargon, and written in the voice of a trusted friend who will not look away.

June writes with one clear purpose: to help women recognize what is happening, find the courage to ask for support, and take the next real step toward feeling like themselves again. She believes no mother should have to fight her way through postpartum depression alone, and she has poured that belief into every page.

She lives with her family and continues to advocate for open conversations about maternal mental health, one honest talk at a time.

Eric Jon Petrevich has spent more than three decades serving his country as a Soldier, intelligence professional, and instructor. His experiences have taken him from military training and overseas deployments to humanitarian missions, the Pentagon, the US border, and his current work in intelligence and education.

Throughout his career, he has had the opportunity to work alongside people from many different backgrounds and to experience situations that have shaped the way he views leadership, service, resilience, and the human experience.

He currently serves as an instructor at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and as the Principal Intelligence Analyst for the New Jersey State Police.

Writing has given him another way to explore the people, experiences, ideas, and questions that have shaped his life. His books draw from those experiences while allowing him to explore subjects ranging from military service and technology to the challenges and possibilities of the human condition.

He does not claim to have all the answers. He simply believes that good stories can make us think, challenge what we believe, and sometimes see the world a little differently. Through his writing, Eric hopes to entertain, challenge, and inspire readers, while continuing to explore the stories and ideas that make us human.