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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Andrea Clinton, author of One Who Loves You Better

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Andrea Clinton, editor of One Who Loves You More
(Around-The-Way Publishing)

Tired of hearing her mother rant and rave about her gold digging ways, Alisa decides to take her great grandmother’s advice, “Always get a man who loves you more than you love him.”

Stumbling upon Omar in his brand new Cadillac, Alisa decides to make him her man, or rather, her victim, or will the tables turn?

Hell erupts, splatters like geysers, while skeletons and bones fly out closets in, Life Knows No Bounds, One Who Loves You More.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the idea and inspiration to write One Who Loves You More?

Andrea Clinton: Seeing the number of young girls and young women using men for their money as if it were a new profession inspired me to write One Who Loves You Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Andrea Clinton, author of One Who Loves You Better →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Inez Reilly, author of Convenant

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Inez Reilly, author of Covenant
(Sadie Books)

A spellbinding debut of a novel series, Covenant explores the lives of a circle of families, friends and loved ones. A modern fictional account set in Virginia, Covenant affords readers to witness triumphs, failures, insecurities, hopes, dreams, losses and other thought-provoking elements that connect to readers’ lives.

From the vantage points of parents, friends, children, lovers, strangers and more, Covenant reveals various decisions we face as adults as we attempt to find the meaning of our lives, or justify the lack of meaning.

In Covenant, Inez has written a completely mesmerizing tale that will keep you rooting for, gasping at and praying for, characters as they journey through relationships that define, destroy and strengthen them, all the while working to maintain the sanctity of their circles.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the idea and inspiration to write Covenant?

Inez Reilly: The state of society is what prompted Covenant. There are so many marriages ending in divorce, parents abusing their children and friends betraying Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Inez Reilly, author of Convenant →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Jacob “JB” Burrage, author of Caught Up

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Jacob “JB” Burrage, author of Caught Up
(J. Burrage Publications, LLC)

Jeremiah Blackwood is a young, dark and very eligible bachelor who is trying to defy the odds of the stereotypical black man in the dirty south and overcome the small-town mentality that constantly threatens his success. Through hard work and determination, he honed his craft as a writer and began making his mark in the community when he met a caramel complexioned girl who could make Buffy the Body look like Miss Celie in The Color Purple.

She seemed so innocent the first time they met. Her beautiful brown eyes beckoned him into her lonely soul. Her smile was enticing, yet friendly. He knew she was the woman of his dreams. Much to his surprise, he found that not only was she far from perfect, but soon realized that she was involved in some things bigger than he could wrap his small mind around.

Find out what happens when a man gets caught up in a tangled web of lust, lies, and unadulterated drama.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the idea and inspiration to write Caught Up?

Jacob “JB” Burrage: Caught Up actually came to me in a vision. It was before Thanksgiving 2006, and I was stationed at Fort Meade, MD. I was getting ready to Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Jacob “JB” Burrage, author of Caught Up →