"Faith it All" is a guide to help individuals as they go through the storms of life such as, the death of a loved one, diagnosed with cancer, divorced, receiving a pink slip, teenage daughter becomes pregnant, home foreclosure, and much more. The reader will learn how to cope with storms, the reason for storms, and a step by step approach on ways to cope during the stormy season.

Sacred Ground is a true story about the lives of African-American families living in a small rural community during the early thirties through the twenty-first century. This book describes the resilience these families were in spite of the tragedies they experienced. Cemeteries surround this small community; so many, that if the cemeteries were an ocean, the community could be considered a peninsula.These families were subjected to the racial fury of the Deep South in the 1950s. Yet, they survived because they were on sacred ground.

An autobiography of a young girl growing up in the south whose dream was to become a nurse. She was confronted with many hurdles but would prove to be resilent because of her determination to pursue her dreams no matter what crisis she encountered. The story begins with her birth and continues from grammar school, high school, and admission to college. She experienced many losses; such as, the death of her father and a cheating spouse that would result in a divorce of a marriage that was doomed from the day she said,"I do." The reader will internalize her ups and downs and rejoice as she defeats each battle triumphantly.

"Faith it All" is a guide to help individuals as they go through the storms of life such as, the death of a loved one, diagnosed with cancer, divorced, receiving a pink slip, teenage daughter becomes pregnant, home foreclosure, and much more. The reader will learn how to cope with storms, the reason for storms, and a step by step approach on ways to cope during the stormy season.

Sacred Ground is a true story about the lives of African-American families living in a small rural community during the early thirties through the twenty-first century. This book describes the resilience these families were in spite of the tragedies they experienced. Cemeteries surround this small community; so many, that if the cemeteries were an ocean, the community could be considered a peninsula.These families were subjected to the racial fury of the Deep South in the 1950s. Yet, they survived because they were on sacred ground. .

An autobiography of a young girl growing up in the south whose dream was to become a nurse. She was confronted with many hurdles but would prove to be resilent because of her determination to pursue her dreams no matter what crisis she encountered. The story begins with her birth and continues from grammar school, high school, and admission to college. She experienced many losses; such as, the death of her father and a cheating spouse that would result in a divorce of a marriage that was doomed from the day she said,"I do." The reader will internalize her ups and downs and rejoice as she defeats each battle triumphantly.