Shook is a story about a female assassin who is connected to the drug life through family ties that has just decided that she is tired of living the life.
Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Shook?
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Angelia Vernon Menchan, author of FAMILY, FRIENDS, FOES? A Malcolm Black Novel
(MAmm PRODUCTIONS)
Malcolm and Cinnamon Black have weathered the storms of early marriage and a mayoral campaign that pulled every skeleton from the closet and threw it naked into the fray for all the world to see. Cinnamon was painted as a scarlet woman, and it nearly broke Malcolm’s resolve to run for mayor.
But they survived all that, and Malcolm is now the first Black Mayor of Center City, Florida. Will he and his beloved first lady, Cinnamon be able to make a difference or will they be stopped at every turn by the maneuvers and dramas of FAMILY, FRIENDS and FOES?
Read and you will find out, Angelia Vernon Menchan brings it once again. It’s the follow up to The Blacks’: LOVE’S POLITICS.
Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write FAMILY, FRIENDS, FOES?
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Hannah D. Spivey, author of Ebony the Beloved
(Aziza Publishing)
My book is about a 15-year-old girl named, Ebony Starks. She lives in a dysfunctional household with two parents who worship opposing deities, and she later discovers they never loved her.
Ebony has a hard time finding love until she meets an older woman named, Norma Lue, who takes Ebony under her wings and shows her the love she’s never received from her “parents.” Things begin to get better for Ebony until she cross paths with a world renown entertainer named, Desmond Waltz who has a hidden, dark sadistic side that later rears its ugly head.
To add more salt to the festering wound, Ebony meets Desmond’s controlling and manipulative mother, who is destined to turn her world upside down as much as Desmond’s. Ebony has been through blaze and back until she finally says “Enough is a damn enough.”
Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Ebony the Beloved?
