To destroy the mask is to put away false truths, to no longer hide behind what is wrong that others deem right. This work is in part based on actual events in my life and the lives of those around me who have knowingly and unknowingly ruined the lives of our children. This God-driven book is one of many steps in the direction toward healing.

Alyssa, Ahmad, Quan, and Tiffany are back in Sexual Suicide, the sequel to Somebody Else's Vows. With her marriage on the rocks, Alyssa realizes it is time to stop playing with fire and decide to whom her loyalties belong. She desperately wants to mend the wounds of her tattered vows with Quan, but the alluring temptation named Ahmad is one she can't seem to shake. When an unexpected run-in occurs secrets that have been hidden behind closed bedroom doors come tumbling out, forcing everyone to come clean...or sort of. Can Alyssa and Quan's marriage survive the mistakes of the past or is the truth enough to sign and dry the ink on their divorce papers? An uncertain wife, a scorned husband, an envious lover, and someone who is determined to win by any means necessary, set the stage for a potential murder, and suicide in a way you have never imagined.

Unspoken, Barely Written is a collection of poetry uniquely brought together by two teenagers who wanted to show the world their thoughts about the injustices brought to children through parenting and society. They have opened a wealth of knowledge on subjects as crucial as suicide, love lost and love gained, therapy sessions and so much more. If you want to know what your children may be going through, this is a must read