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Fame gave her everything—but love gave her rhythm. Angel Styles is the name on everyone’s lips. From viral performances to platinum records, she’s the girl with the golden voice, the mansion, the dream career—and a wife who stood beside her when she had nothing. But the climb to stardom is far from smooth. Temptation, betrayal, and fake friends lurk behind the velvet ropes. Blogs twist the truth. Groupies test her loyalty. And the industry wants to turn her into someone she’s not. But through the chaos, one truth remains: Angel’s heart beats for Stasha, her wife, her muse, her rhythm.

In the heart of Los Angeles lives the Evans clan - a middle-class black family that is educated and somewhat snobby. Naomi, the youngest of three daughters, already knows what she wants out of life. After all, her parents have worked hard to ensure that she and her sisters aim high with their goals and are hypergamous in their relationships. Naomi is on track and following the cookie-cutter lifestyle her parents have laid out for her, but then she meets Judah - a talented but dysfunctional artist who wants to do right, but only knows how to do wrong.

This book is about the age-old saying, "Do As I Say Not As I Do", as we go on new adventures with a young girl by the name of Evelyn, and her bi-racial family.

All he needed was someone to steal his heart. Overworked and fed up, William King takes a long overdue vacation. Wanting some much-needed R&R, William is ready to let loose. When he sees her, Steal Dream, he thinks his mind is playing tricks on him. How could they both be in Antigua at the same time? And yes, Steal, his childhood friend, is all grown up and threatening to make William love again. Steal welcomes her time away at a work conference as a distraction to get over her college beau and his childish ways. When she runs into William, Steal decides she’s ready for a real man.

The purpose of this book is twofold: I want to convince Christians and non-Christians all over the world that we do not go to church because it has a large congregation, or because of the hype of the music or the preaching, or because of the promises that the leaders give to make you wealthy.

Crawling to the Cross is a powerful testimony of resilience and faith, chronicling the harrowing journey of a woman confronted by severe depression and suicidal thoughts. As she navigates a series of life challenges that threaten to overwhelm her, the narrative delves into the depths of her despair and the moments when she felt most lost. Despite the darkness that pervades her life, her unwavering belief in God serves as a lifeline, guiding her back to a place of hope and healing.