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Nina White continues to walk us through her life experiences dealing with her previous trauma, cultivated scars from her traumatic experiences, the imprints that have molded her being, and the positive changes that arrived from some of the negative patterns she had to own as solidified portions of her essence. Nina walks us through her experiences in motherhood, highlighting common issues such as raising teenagers, growing up with her children as a young mom, and the day-to-day duties of being a single mother. After her poor experiences in her marriage, including mental and physical abuse, Nina learns how channeling those poor experiences and highlighting the positive components by pulling from her negative encounters can be helpful. Nina breaks down her processes dealing with cultivating new boundaries for her oppressors, ending relationships that lacked a positive foundation, building new connections, and learning to love all of whom she has become. While taking readers along on her healing journey incorporated with transparency, pain, love, and the epiphany that comes along when you finally gain the courage and awareness to take a look at your reflection and understand who it is you are genuinely seeing staring back at you.

Abigail and Addison Hemings are 9-year-old twins who have tried to one-up the other sincebirth. The pair have started a neighborhood business; of course, they hope to see which concessionstand will be the most successful. The only problem is that with sibling competition comes a division among their friend group, known as the ember clubhouse kids, pushing their connection tothe brink. The ember clubhouse kids will try to help the siblings realize there's enough room for them all to be great!

Elizabeth Smith is a young African-American woman going through transitional experiences in her career as a registered representative in the finance world. She also deals with issues of racism in the workplace, the death of her mother and loneliness. Giselle Howard is a young twenty-something navigating her way through single life, entrepreneurship and higher education. The Illuminus Society offers both women a chance at a better future, granting them and many others the opportunity of a lifetime. Guaranteeing success elevating its inductees into the world of Black Excellence. The Illuminus Society leads the inductees on a journey to abundance, self-discovery, and elevation. However, this success has a price and sometimes the toll is Paid in blood!

At the age of eleven, Nina White experienced a traumatic event that held precedence over who she was and who she would become. Nina's parents divorced, leaving her to deal with the stress of family separation, her mother's new abusive partner, and the pressure from her new dysfunctional environment. Nina eventually became overwhelmed from watching her mother be abused, stabbing her mother's boyfriend, and hoping her trauma would end. Nina would silently carry the trauma of this event with her into adulthood. Later she meets Jeffery and unconsciously formulates a trauma bond. Shortly after pursuing marriage with Jeffrey, that would be filled with infidelity, verbal abuse, and physical abuse. Her search for love, understanding, and growth would lead her on a new journey. A life journey that would leave behind immovable imprints based on her experiences. Helping her cultivate a story showing how two people who grew up in symmetrical cultures came to understand love differently. After enduring childhood scars, a toxic marriage, and suicide attempts from her husband, Nina would gain insight. Leading her to know how individuals can tolerate the same traumas and rise above their circumstances as she had done or become a product of their environment. This new understanding would help her to reshape her paradigm of the Baltimore native that left an imprint on her life-enabling her to recultivate her perception of her past. This new perspective would allow her to grow, recognizing that the things that had happened to her had also happened to her-shaping her into a resilient, ambitious woman. Who rose to understand that all things are possible and her past trauma holds no precedence in her prosperous future.