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Queen B.G., author of Dealt the Wrong Hand
(G Street Chronicles)
Dealt the Wrong Hand is a story of a young girl that grew up in a sheltered home but was forced into the streets to fiend for herself and her siblings. Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Queen B.G., author of Dealt the Wrong Hand
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Erica M. Nelson, author of Happiness Quotations: Gentle Reminders of Your Preciousness
(Wyatt Mackenzie)
Happiness Quotations: Gentle Reminders of Your Preciousness is an inspirational book written with fresh, original quotations to wake you up, help you get through your day with an insight or a flash of memory of what is great about you already.
We forget the greatness within ourselves in the struggle for making it, getting by or being caught up in the rat race. This book gets you out of that into a place where you can change how you look at your life, one passage at a time.
Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Happiness Quotations: Gentle Reminders of Your Preciousness?
Erica M Nelson: Happiness Quotations was inspired by true life situations. I might notice how my child can change her mood like a light switch. Why Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Erica M. Nelson, author of Happiness Quotations: Gentle Reminders of Your Preciousness
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Sharon Tubbs, author of Living in the Pink
(Lift Every Voice Books/Moody Publishers)
Living in the Pink is a collection of humorous and insightful short stories. They each explore temptations that lead women to straddle the fence on their spiritual journeys.
My characters, for example, wrestle with issues such as adulterous relationships, drug-addicted children, church gossip and jealousy. In short, they’re “living in the pink.”
What does that mean? It’s simply the stage where so many women get stuck between what the Bible calls that “scarlet stain of sin” and striving to become pure or “white as snow.”
They say they believe in God but only enough to call themselves “spiritual” without having to make significant changes in their lives. They want to believe, just not too much.
Laura “Sister Pinky” Pinkston is a central character, a wise “church mother” whose mission is to guide women out of their pinkish state and into God’s light.
Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Living in the Pink?
Sharon Tubbs: Inspiration comes from my own triumphs and pitfalls in living out my faith and in simply observing the world around me. I see so many Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Sharon Tubbs, author of Living in the Pink