Sometimes a mistress is the wife you met too late. She's your friend and your lover, your confidante. You care for her like you would your wife, providing her with the things a man should provide his woman. You find yourself in awe of her every move and showing her off to the world, as though she belongs to you alone. Forty-three year old Harvey Darnell is the owner of a computer software company and husband to a shiny little trophy wife. Blaire has the perfect body, perfect smile and perfect hair. She is utterly and without a doubt perfect. His doll to play with. But he is not in love with her, nor has he ever been. Their marriage was based solely on a contract. Twenty-one-year old Kimi Townsend is a high school graduate and single mother. She spends every ounce of her time between school, work, and motherhood. Kimi has nothing near a charmed life and doesn't have any time to kick up her feet and sit back. When the two cross paths, nothing could prepare them for the momentous changes coming in their lives.
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 Alexandre Hampstead had a bad day the day prior. The next day he thinks he’s found the woman who helped mess his day and life up the next day. So, he decides to leave her life hanging in the balance. Camerea has no idea why she is facing the last few moments of her life. When things calm down the two of them manage to form a bond. But, when her great-grandmother’s, and his secrets are revealed will she make it, or will the two main culprits of Camerea’s pain find out hell has no fury like a woman scorned.
 Jessica L. Taylor is no stranger to counterfeit love. In her first book, “No Matter What—U CAN MAKE IT,” she opens up to you and let you know just how much having a poor-self image can be to your destruction. Jessica tells you about her stint with cocaine, being severely depressed, trying to commit suicide, and living in extreme poverty, to now living and no longer merely existing. Being in the wrong relationship, with the wrong person can be your demise. Jessica gives you testimony after testimony of the pressures of life that she has endured. In this book, she sets a stage for the delivering power of God and affirms, NO MATTER WHAT—YOU CAN MAKE IT.”
 If a man pays his dues, is he ever out of debt? Are his past mistakes ever forgiven? In our struggle to protect the helpless, have we lost the ability to determine who is innocent? Gregory Torti may not have the perfect past, but learned from his mistakes and was ready to move on. The justice system has a different idea of him, and no matter the facts it is willing to cast aside reasonable doubt. Just as Gregory was ready to live the honest American dream, he is thrown into a battle for true freedom.
 In June of 2005 the son of Sharnel Williams, Shakil Williams was diagnosed with leukemia. He battled 6 months of his life, fighting this cancer. He was a real trooper. December of 2005, two days after his 12th birthday, Shakil went home to be with the Lord. This is a must read story. Very inspirational. Read Sharnel's story and share her pain.
 Redefining and understanding true friendship, learning the importance and purpose of friendship and embracing personal development that will help us become better friends.
 Poetry from the Heart is a collection of 57 poems about everyday life situations. These are poems for everyone to enjoy, thus bringing about a sense of fulfillment. When you read these poems you will find life worth living. The written expressions involve the neighborhood, lifetime friends, keynote figures, times of disaster, the work force, and reflections. Reading them will bring about a sense of calmness to all
 Desiree thought she knew all there was to know about her husband Malcolm’s past. After ten years of marriage and two children, Desiree discovers yet another chapter of Malcolm’s life that he never shared with her. At the same time, she has a feeling that something big is about to happen that will change her life forever. When it does, she is shaken to her core and wonders if she will ever recover. Desiree blames God and struggles to hold onto the faith instilled in her as a child.
As Desiree struggles to get through this juncture in her life, Malcolm is notified that his past is about to become a big part of their present. Once again, Desiree’s faith is tested as the past poses a danger she couldn’t have anticipated. Desiree and Malcolm quickly realize they are in over their heads. Is Desiree strong enough to fight for her family and her sanity, or are the dangers too great to overcome? Tragedy, betrayal, danger, suspense, redemption, humor… you’ll be hooked from the very first page!  Some people like to call it the dash, that middle line that’s written on every tombstone, but I like to call it ma-pause... Yeah, I like making up new words which you will see throughout this journey. I had lots of missed pauses throughout my life, being so busy doing, but if it hadn’t been for the Lawd, you hear me, wait now, let me say that again, if it hadn’t been for the Lawd, I wouldn’t have learned how to become a professional pauser.
 In adolescence it's call puppy love. In young adulthood it becomes casual dating. For Shawn, relationships turn into a journey that would lead her to the most life changing love of all. Follow Shawn as she realizes the relationship which needs the most work, but has the best reward in A Walk with My Father.
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