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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Randall Barnes, author of The Diary Of Aaliyah Anderson

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Randall Barnes, author of The Diary Of Aaliyah Anderson
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The Diary Of Aaliyah Anderson is about an intelligent, ambitious thirteen year old young woman that writes diary entries chronicling her life living in the fictional city of Willowsfield, Georgia, statistically the #1 most dangerous city in America.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “The Diary Of Aaliyah Anderson”?

Randall Barnes: Originally, I got the inspiration to write a book after seeing the void in aesthetically true young adult fiction books in the market. If it wasn’t a relationship book about a girl falling in love with a player or high school “jock”, it was about mythological worlds, warlock, wizards, dragons and vampires. How can that entertain a brother that’s obsessed with getting money, garnering the attention of pretty females and the stats that LeBron James posted up in his last game? Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Randall Barnes, author of The Diary Of Aaliyah Anderson →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… RJ Champ, author of A Beautiful Satan II

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RJ Champ, author of A Beautiful Satan II
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Angel Rising’s psychotic alter ego, Natasha, continues her bloody killing spree without missing a beat. Although Angel remains committed to her husband Jovan, Natasha’s hatred towards him intensifies, and they both bump heads in a deadly face-off!

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “A Beautiful Satan II”?

RJ Champ: Well, “A Beautiful Satan II – Natasha’s Wrath” is the sequel to my first release, “A Beautiful Satan”. The inspiration lies in the continuation of this twisted saga which I have created. I’m very excited to share this story with my readers and fans, giving them a glimpse into this dark and twisted side of infidelity. Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… RJ Champ, author of A Beautiful Satan II →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Eyone Williams, author of Secrets Never Die

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Eyone Williams, author of Secrets Never Die
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Secrets Never Die is the first of a few novels that I have written that are based on true stories. I pride myself on writing real street fiction and urban tales.

The storyline for Secrets came from a female friend of mine that went through some very trying events in her life where she lost everything close to her and had to find a way to make it, living one day at a time in the D.C. streets.

The main character’s name is Niya, she young, smart, and at some times naïve. However, she finds herself caught up in a world where no one is to be trusted and even the one or two people she thinks she can trust turn out to be questionable. The weight of the world is on her shoulders as she is forced to take care of herself while trying to get her mother out of prison and find the person that murdered her sister.

Over all, this book is about a young girl growing into woman and learning everything the hard way along the way. No one is to be trusted freely.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Secrets Never Die?

Eyone Williams: Honestly, I have a friend that really went through most of the things that became the plot of this novel. The things that she told me Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Eyone Williams, author of Secrets Never Die →