Fiction, Poetry, Letters, & Other Creative Musings
As previously mentioned, I wrote these three books in one sitting. It took me about seven months to write 1200 pages. Wrapping up this story was very difficult. I wanted to make sure that I showed the growth of each of my characters and that they each got their happily ever after. Readers needed to... Continue Reading →
In Book 2 of These Women, I introduced Passion Marie. Her story folds right into the stories of Bianca, Mina, and Naomi. While Naomi doesn't have her own chapters in this book, she remains a very important part of the story. There are plenty of twists and turns in this book. I definitely kept the... Continue Reading →
You want to talk about some characters that get inside your head and won't shut up. That is exactly how this book got it's name. These women right here sat down in my brain and refused to leave. To be honest, they are still there chilling in the corner. This project took me seven months... Continue Reading →
Next stop on this journey is my very first collection of short stories, Sweet Turtleberry Jam Volume 1 I had been writing short stories for a really long time. I decided that I wanted to share a few with the world and this collection was born. They are all love stories. This collection includes my... Continue Reading →
My second release was Nobody's Somebody. This book was actually my graduate thesis. I hadn't finished the book by the time it was time to graduate, but I had done enough to work with. I handmade 15 to 20 copies to share with family, friends, and classmates. I didn't get the spark to finish this... Continue Reading →
As I get closer and closer to my 50th book, I can't help but think about my very first one. Angel's story came to me during a period of dark depression. Someone brought up the idea of how people with severe mental illness find their happily ever after. I decided that I wanted to write... Continue Reading →
There are so many things to say about Black authors that I couldn't just sum it up in one social media post. I love reading just as much as I love writing and I primarily read Black authors. They inspire me to continue on my writing journey. They provide me with stories that bring me... Continue Reading →
Check out this collection of holiday books! Frosty Beginnings by Lesanda MooreShatori Banks is just trying to get her son a last-minute haircut when she bursts into Ralph Marshall’s barber shop. Ralph, a bachelor who’s sworn off relationships, is thrown by the instant connection he feels with Shatori.When his car doesn’t start, she offers him... Continue Reading →
Received a copy of this book from Net Galley in exchange for an honest review. Rian and Aditi did not hit it off when they first met in the first book in this series. She read him like a book and he snapped back at her. Then he comes home from Singapore to find out... Continue Reading →
How We Got To Happily Ever After I stayed in bed, curled into the fetal position, and waited for the nausea to pass. It was usually only bad for a few hours in the morning. For the past few weeks, Jay had been getting Kierra up and ready for first grade. He would let me... Continue Reading →
Inside the Shell 