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Joey Pinkney co-hosts Gumbo For The Soul Radio’s Men of Honor episode

I was honored to be a co-host for the Gumbo For The Soul Radio show to commemorate the release of Gumbo For The Soul’s fourth title Men of Honor. I have a contribution in this book. I wrote an essay entitled “Robert Pinkney: My Grandfather, My Sage”.

It was such an honor and a blessing to be a part of this book and also to be asked to co-host the show. I can’t begin to describe the shock of being asked to come aboard something like this.

Check it out and let me know what you think:

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Book Review: Sin’s Iniquity by Sylvia Hubbard

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Sin’s Iniquity
by Sylvia Hubbard
4 of 5 Stars

Sin’s Iniquity, by Sylvia Hubbard, is a very intricate tale of love, a blurry past and a shaky future. The main character, Sinclaire McGentry, is at the center of a whirlwind that whisks her out of her comfort zone that was not so comforting to begin with. Not satisfied with her plus-sized figure, she is very subconscious of her appearance. She easily hides behind her pursuit of a law degree and maintaining a house out of which she rents rooms.

Sinclaire McGentry’s self-hatred stemmed from her mother’s loose and frivolous lifestyle and total disregard of any stage of Sinclaire’s life or Continue reading Book Review: Sin’s Iniquity by Sylvia Hubbard →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Stan R. Gregory, Esq., author of The Law Clerk

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With…
Stan R. Gregory, Esquire, author of The Law Clerk
(Nevaeh Publishing)

Benjamin Bains is a young man with a promising future law career in Miami, Florida. Seduced by the money given to him for a “simple favor”, he finds himself in the middle of a blackmail scheme. Not only may he lose his license to practice law and face jail time, he may lose his life, if he doesn’t play every card just right.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write The Law Clerk?

Stan R. Gregory, Esquire: I know it seems a bit eclectic, but my inspiration came from Alex Haley and John Grisham. Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Stan R. Gregory, Esq., author of The Law Clerk →