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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Lolita Buck, author of Did You Get the Memo?

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Lolita Buck, editor of Did You Get the Memo?
(World’s Printing Press)

Did You Get The Memo? is the compelling story that chronicles scripture-filled memos sent to six former business executives who worked previously for a Fortune 500 company named J.C. Enterprise.

Although the former business executives always knew there was something angelic about the experience, it’s not actually until years later they get the surprise of a life-time confirming it. Without giving away the story, let’s just say their lives are forever changed, period.

They end up learning ultimately that they can’t put God in a box limiting him to religious tradition or their own personal ideals. God clearly has various ways of getting our attention, but the question becomes are we getting the message?

This book invites readers to open up their hearts and minds to recognize God’s amazing power in an everyday work environment. Beyond bottom lines and profit margins the former business executives also learn that God’s love transcends all. In the end, they discover their most important asset in life is not what they’ve accomplished or achieved but something far greater.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the idea and inspiration to write Did You Get The Memo?

Lolita Buck: I’d have to say that all of my writing is God inspired. But the idea for this book, in particular, came from my ability to see just how lost we are as a society Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Lolita Buck, author of Did You Get the Memo? →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Andrew Beckford, author of Forces of Changing Traditions

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Andrew Beckford, editor of Forces of Changing Traditions
(AuthorHouse)

The book, Forces of Changing Traditions, encircles the spiritual realm of this world and how our lives are being influenced by these spiritual forces that we are unable to see. They use the human elites to fulfill their aims.

The book tries to show that people do not have much freewill anymore because of a few elites who forces their system on every man, woman and child. In doing so, they attack the very fabric of our society, such as religion, race and class.

All three are manipulated with, technology, the RFID chip and the divide and rule culture. For most of the part, the book shows how children and teachers are totally divided by race, religion and class. Children subsequently leave schools with hate and being less educated, making them easier targets for control.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the idea and inspiration to write Forces Of Changing Traditions?

Andrew Beckford: The terrible experiences I encountered as a teacher in London, England. Dealing with racism, cultural shock and seeing how damaging it had been to Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Andrew Beckford, author of Forces of Changing Traditions →

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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 →