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"I consider myself a multi-dimensional writer. I write poetry and short stories. Writing is a release; it is self-liberation. I feel free to write down any idea I want because I can. I feel like I'm able to express myself through every emotion and experience I've personally walked through or witnessed. I believe writing can save people because it saved me over and over again. I've gained courage since the my first book of poetry, Who Hurt You Sis? was released four years ago. Cowries and Spiked Tea is a continuation of my walk through this wide world. Poetry has shown me that I'm not alone and has taught me to push through and remain consistent even when you're afraid of the view of others! Walk through your truth and say what you have to say." Essmorra

Christian Carnal Cravings is the story of two women who struggle with their faith and their flesh. Rachel Jensen is single and is sure that no one will understand. Cheryl Montgomery is the Pastor's wife and 'knows' that no one will understand what is going on in her life. The two ladies find refuge in each other as their lives threaten to fall apart. Together they learn that being a Christian is not as easy as some may think!

Butterfly Beginnings is a heartfelt, simply written, power packed devotional that you will enjoy from cover to cover! Each chapter is filled with information you can use over and over again as you navigate your daily walk with God!

In Her Shoes, The Collection is a series of workbooks written by Pastor Rashida S. Potts designed to assist women in living their most complete life. In workbook 4, you are guided through the important task of creating a vision for your life!

The In Her Shoes Collection is a 4 part workbook series written by Pastor Rashida S. Potts to help women regain control of their lives. In workbook three, Pastor Potts shares insights on how to maintain your level of Opulence.

In Her Shoes: The collection is a 4 part workbook series written by Pastor Rashida S Potts as a way to connect with women on all levels of their spiritual growth. If you are broken, and need assistance finding your way back to completeness, these workbooks are for you. In this workbook, Pastor Potts assists the woman as she rises from being broke to living in her opulence!

In Her Shoes: The Collection is a 4 part series of work books written to assist women in their growth from broken-ness to fulfillment. In this first work book, Stained and Hollow, Pastor Potts helps uncover the source for your spiritual disconnect and then guides you towards a path of acknowledgement and forgiveness.

Valerie Vample-Sutton's new children's book, 'The Adventures of Kia and Taliyah: The Big Hill' is a delightful and well-written story that centers around the importance of obedience. Kia and Taliyah desperately want to play on 'The Big Hill', but their parents say, "No." When the two decide to disobey their parents, something goes wrong and they must confess to their parents! This beautifully illustrated book is fun, educational AND includes questions and coloring pages to engage your child as they learn!

"I can see the blossoms of the plants in spring, striving and sprouting to do their thing." -Helen JeffriesHelen Jeffries' book of poetry, Visions of Life, is absolutely 'visionary.' The author's imagination and insight into life sparkles through brilliantly as she weaves life experiences, creativity, and sentimentality into a body of work that stimulates the heart and mind.Each poem is a mini story that carries the reader on a journey that begs the reader to trust as her words conjure up emotions that will run the gamut. You will laugh. You will cry. You will nod in knowing agreement. But best of all, you will be left with a feeling of camaraderie, and you exclaim, "Ahh, finally, someone gets it!"

"So, Stella. What would you like for Christmas?""I would like for all of you to die," Stella said in her sweetest and most prim and proper voice, "starting with ... her." Although Stella's Revenge is about a child - it is in no form a children's book. Stella's family life changed without her permission or satisfaction. Consequently, she is forced to grow up FAST. The physical and psychological upheavals create emotional demons that catapult her into a world she did not seek or anticipate. Like most of us, Stella knows right from wrong, but also, like most of us, her intrusive thoughts take over and dictate her every move. Leaving behind a world of rainbows and butterflies, Stella ventures into the dark side where hardcore truth meets vengeance. And no matter what she wants, people and pets are going to have to pay.Patricia Brothers was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. She is a mother of two. She is currently working on her degree in Organizational Leadership with an emphasis in Psychology. In her high school days, writing and acting were some of her favorite past times. She has been the lead actress in two plays and has held multiple supporting roles. However, being an author has always been her dream. While she has held many positions in the corporate world, she never let go of that dream.

Simple Salvation explains what it means to be saved, outlines the plan of Salvation, and presents an opportunity to be saved. It is a beginner's guide to a new life as a Christian. The gospel is presented simply and concisely, making Salvation easy for people.This small pocketbook is an excellent introduction to the Gospel Message, perfect for every new believer and those considering a decision for Christ. A former Case Manager, Darlene Palmer, worked with and touched the lives of people of every age, ethnicity, and social-economic background for more than fifteen years. Her passion is for all men/women to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth (1Timothy 2:4). That passion ignited a burning desire in her to find a simple way to spread the Gospel of Christ and a simple, easy-to-understand method for all to become saved.

The life of a superhero can be challenging. Macki not only has superpowers but she has friends and family too. She quickly learns that even superheroes have to say 'sorry' sometimes too. Join Macki Brown as she navigates her superhero life!

The adventures of Ookie and his friend continues.In the first book, My Friend Ookie Can, Ookie and his friend do all sorts of things. Now, in the second book of the series, My Friend Ookie Counts, Ookie, and his friend go on a counting adventure. The two of them count EVERYTHING!Join Ookie and his friend as they learn, have fun, and experience new adventures through counting.

The small town of Moon Ridge Valley is once again turned upside down by the disappearance of Logan Andrews. Riley Abernathy is more devastated than most. As she attempts to navigate her way through senior year, she is left wondering if she will ever see her best friend, Logan, again.

Abductions, shootings, and other tragedies plague Moon Ridge Valley relentlessly. Logan Andrews was missing for a year, and Chloe Jacobs was a part of his disappearance. Nonetheless, no one knows what happened during that time but them. What happened during that year altered the course of their lives in ways no one could have foreseen.

The Capacity to Disappear, Staying Present In Your Child's Life is the companion workbook to the book by the same title.The Capacity to Disappear is a conversational style book written to offer dialogue to mothers and other caregivers, depicting how easy and unintentional it is to disappear from a child's mental and fragile existence. The book (and workbook) presents a window into how a child may negatively internalize situations that parents view as normal, common, or routine.The book points out how parents can chip away at a child's individuality which could obstruct normal development. It further opens the door to what has been missing from traditional professional help, honesty. The Capacity to Disappear is candid about the problems facing children and the lack of interest given by professionals to the plight of disadvantaged parents.The book guides the discussion from the difficulties of early childhood through the concerning issues of the teenage years. The author addresses parental bias and the need for advocacy for families. Mary Ellen Dale believes that supporting parents, especially single mothers, could do better for the family than placing blame on the adverse outcomes of children.The author's experience of providing therapy in several mental health agencies has given her insight into working with families by supporting and educating them in a safe, non-combative and non-judgmental atmosphere. This approach helped caregivers understand that change is a universal concept and not meant just for the child.This book discusses runaway causes and behaviors of teens, and the negative effects that running away create; specifically, exploitation, sex trafficking, trauma, and other physical and mental health issues. It also weighs in on how easy it is to disappear even while sharing the same space.