Cher-Rhonda began her journey to writing in 2002. Her first novel, “Between Secrets” started as a short poem about a married man and woman professing their forbidden love for each other. But this short poem did not stop there; it developed into a five novel series of emotion, romance, betrayal, suspense, love, and friendship bonds. The series include: Between Secrets, Adverse Intentions, Vanessa’s Revenge, and coming soon; My Own Worst Enemy and Assualt with a Deadly Pen.
Cher-Rhonda has participated in various book signings and book fairs throughout the nation including; The National Black Book Festival, The Atlanta Multi Cultural Book Festival, Milwaukee Urban Book Festival, Milwaukee Fall Fiction Fest, and many more throughout the city of Milwaukee. She has also partnered with Milwaukee 311 Lounge with book readings and local reading events. She has written short stories with authors locally and nationally.
Cher-Rhonda is a sponsor of Our Daily Bread Community Outreach Center, Inc which is a faith-based community center that empowers young girls and ladies challenged with the lack of parenting, poverty, and illiteracy through its outreach programs. Cher-Rhonda has given motivational speeches regarding the importance of literacy at Frederick J. Gaenslen School in Milwaukee.
Cher-Rhonda has participated in various book signings and book fairs throughout the nation including; The National Black Book Festival, The Atlanta Multi Cultural Book Festival, Milwaukee Urban Book Festival, Milwaukee Fall Fiction Fest, and many more throughout the city of Milwaukee. She has also partnered with Milwaukee 311 Lounge with book readings and local reading events. She has written short stories with authors locally and nationally.
Cher-Rhonda is a sponsor of Our Daily Bread Community Outreach Center, Inc which is a faith-based community center that empowers young girls and ladies challenged with the lack of parenting, poverty, and illiteracy through its outreach programs. Cher-Rhonda has given motivational speeches regarding the importance of literacy at Frederick J. Gaenslen School in Milwaukee.
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