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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Dawn Jasper, author of Beautiful Disasters

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Dawn Jasper, author of Beautiful Disasters
(Pink Kiss Publishing)

Everything that glitters is not gold, and every beautiful face has a story to tell…

A product of rape, a motherless child, a woman full of hate… All she needs is a purpose.

All Anika Connors ever wanted was to have things her way, by any means necessary. She was, in her mind, deserving of it after all the hardship she had experienced in her life. The more people upset her, the more she wanted them to pay. From the lover who did her wrong to the men that brought disgrace to her family, she planned to get them back.

But in the end, is it all worth it? Does her path of destruction threaten her future… Or will she do what she always does, destroy anyone who gets in her way?

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Beautiful Disasters?

Dawn Jasper: I initially starting writing about a stalker situation that happened to me, but the words just wouldn’t come out on paper like I Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Dawn Jasper, author of Beautiful Disasters →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… KL Brady, author of Got a Right to Be Wrong

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K.L. Brady, author of Got a Right to Be Wrong
(Simon & Schuster/Gallery)

The sequel to the award-winning book club favorite The Bum Magnet features the return of the smart, quick-witted, loveable real estate agent with a long memory and a short fuse. Sassy and successful real estate agent Charisse Tyson is about to tie the knot with the man of her dreams, but the wedding has everyone, including Charisse, under a lot of pressure.

As Charisse and the love of her life march toward matrimony,his hidden past is revealed, Charisse’s missing-in-action father resurfaces, and things heat up with Charisse’s best guy friend. Suddenly Charisse is faced with many new questions regarding her life decisions, and she must figure out just how right or wrong she was all along.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Got a Right to Be Wrong?

K.L. Brady: It’s the follow-up to my debut novel The Bum Magnet in which the main character Charisse attempted to overcome her penchant Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… KL Brady, author of Got a Right to Be Wrong →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Cheryl Lacey Donovan, author of Women What in the Hell are You Thinking Now

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Cheryl Lacey Donovan, author of Women What the Hell are You Thinking Now
(Peace in the Storm Publishing)

Women What in Hell are You Thinking Now reminds women whatever has caused them to be broken, the areas in their lives that aren’t working, the areas where they feel powerless, doing nothing and going nowhere, God wants to put them back together again!

But they can’t get to the upper level when they’re stuck on the ground floor. Women What in Hell are You Thinking Now, will help women …

• Identify strongholds in their lives and tear them down
• Realign their thoughts to create purposeful thinking
• Speak to their mountains and experience freedom from a non- productive life
• Enjoy the abundant life God intended for them

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Women What the Hell are You Thinking Now?

Cheryl Lacey Donovan: The inspiration for all my books ultimately comes from God. This is true for Women What the Hell are you Thinking Now. Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Cheryl Lacey Donovan, author of Women What in the Hell are You Thinking Now →