In 2008, after the death of her daughter's father, she used writing as a grieving mechanism. Already being an avid reader of urban fiction from greats such as Keisha Ervin, Kiki Swinson, Teri Woods, and Nikki Turner, she tried her hand and started writing short stories.
After years of nesting her talent, she decided to share her work in short stories on social media. With enough encouragement, she self-published her first book This Can’t Be Love: Nadia’s Story, where she made her debut into the writing world with her independent release, touching on the issue of domestic violence. After independently releasing four more titles, she found a publishing home under the leadership of urban best-selling author, Mz. Lady P. In 2017, after joining Mz. Lady P Presents, she released her first series under the company A Savage and His Lady. With consistent releases, Kyeate has a total of eight books under MLPP. With no plans on stopping anytime soon, Kyeate has high hopes of becoming a best selling author. About her book, "Once upon a Hood Love" Tendaji “Ten” Scott is a beast in the streets and not the most desirable thing to look at. As a teen, he was teased and bullied for his skin condition which only gave him the fuel to come out on top. Roles are reversed and his presence alone will put fear in your heart. His rudeness and blatant disrespect will make you think twice about crossing him. When The Murphy’s come to Tendaji for help he doesn’t hesitate to offer his hand. It’s time to pay up and the games begin. Not being the one to play about his money, Tendaji confiscate’s the family’s business and their most prized possession, their beautiful daughter I’Kenna. I’Kenna might be young but doesn’t possess the fear everyone else seems to have for Tendaji. Her slick mouth just keeps them going back and forth like cats and dogs. Tendaji has a secret from his past that draws him to I’Kenna in a desirable way, but does I’Kenna feel the same? With the both of them going through the motions, can Tendaji take I’Kenna from hostage to Mrs. or will I’Kenna finally see the beast everyone says Tendaji is? Website: www.authorkyeate.com
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Terri Jones is a 35 year old former adjunct instructor and staff member at the university in Whitewater. She was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and at a young age she wanted to do anything that included writing. She dreamed of working at a television news station but that dream didn't turn out to come true. That didn't stop her from pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and a masters in Mass Communication. In January 2016, Terri joined MzLady P Presents Publishing Co. under the pen name Sweet Tee. She released her first book in June titled 'When a Dope Fall for a Good Girl: A Milwaukee Love Story. She enjoys reading and writing!
About her book, Secrets Behind The Pulpit Synopsis Ever wonder what life is like for a pastor after Sunday service is over? Charles Wallace, Pastor of Calvary Christian Life Baptist Church, was no saint. He didn’t always practice what he preached. His lovely wife and three daughters appeared to be the perfect family to those looking in from the outside. However, during Thanksgiving dinner a showdown takes place exposing everyone’s secrets for all to hear. The shocking revelations that come to light rock the Wallace household dividing the family. Lies, deceit, infidelity and broken trust put a strain on Charles’s ability to serve as a leader, husband and father. Will the Wallace Family find unity to get their house in order before they run out of time to make things right? |
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