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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Dyphia, author of “Dicmatized: The Doctor Is In”

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Dyphia, author of “Dicmatized: The Doctor Is In”
(Gemini Phoenix Publications LLC)

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Dr. Lenese Stringfield Puts the “Sex” in Sex Therapy as she takes the profession by storm with her new and innovative techniques. Her seductive nature and sexy demeanor has her clients eating out of the palm of her hand – among other things.

Lenese has loved once and lost. If she can’t be with the one she loves, she will love the one she’s with. But, amazing sex doesn’t come without a price tag.

Too bad life has a lesson to teach this freaky therapist! She will soon learn that Karma is the ‘one bitch’ that has everyone’s address. Fooling around with another woman’s husband is dangerous, but falling in love with one can be deadly.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “Dicmatized: The Doctor Is In”?

Dyphia: My grandmother always wanted to be a writer, so I dabbled in a little erotic poetry myself. One day, my cousin Neiima Edwards read some of my poetry and told me I should write a book. Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Dyphia, author of “Dicmatized: The Doctor Is In” →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… V. Brown, author of I Am Her, The Mistress

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V. Brown, author of “I Am Her, The Mistress”
(G Street Chronicles)

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“I Am Her, The Mistress” is about a chick named Tyquasia “Ty” Roberts who is a good girl turned mistress. She was born and raised in Miami, Florida. Ty finds out some secrets about her boyfriend Benzino when he gets locked up. She packs her stuff along with a large sum of his money and heads to Atlanta to start a new life.

In Atlanta, she runs into one of the hottest club promoters/party host Down South, Nasir Cruz. They are instantly attracted to each other. The only issue is that he’s married to Lorraine Cruz a high fashion model.

“I Am Her, The Mistress” is filled with love, lust, lies, deceit, and murder. Friends become foes, and the people that you think are one way are totally different.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “I Am Her, The Mistress”?

V. Brown: I initially got the inspiration to write “I Am Her, The Mistress” from an experience that I had a couple years ago. Although the person I had this experience with wasn’t married, they had been with their significant other for quite sometime. This individual was also a club promoter/party host. Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… V. Brown, author of I Am Her, The Mistress →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Desiree Future, author of The Pastor’s Heart

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Desiree Future, author of “The Pastor’s Heart”
(Self Published)

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Sinclair Madison is the workaholic owner of Aged Out of Foster Care, Inc., an agency that helps former foster kids now aged-out of the system. After spending many years building her business, she ignored her love life because she had her heart broken one to many times to remember.

Pastor Kingston Carter is not only a pastor but the owner of Carter Market. He intends to show Sinclair just what real love is despite her past.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “The Pastor’s Heart”?

Desiree Future: My inspiration came when I couldn’t find many Christian romance novels in the stores compared to the regular romance. I wanted to read books that reflect who I am as a Christian, so I decided to write one myself. Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Desiree Future, author of The Pastor’s Heart →