Another perspective: Biblical basis for the "God given" rights of women. For eons, we have felt the need to fight for our "rights..".many forms of protest from the housewife who burns the bread on purpose, to organized marches in front of legislative bodies. In some ways, I guess we can say, "We've come a long way, baby." It's one thing to claim we have "rights." It's a horse of another color, so to speak, to be absolutely confident in ourselves that it's true. Secondly, we have to be able to validate our claim. Metaphorically speaking, our petitions for "equal rights" have historically been "sneered at" by societies at large or we have simply been "arrested" - placed under home arrest, abused, denigrated or ignored. "Eve's Eyes" is about how we "see" ourselves and whether that view is based in truth; and it presents a frank view of a mindset of many "modern" women. It's time for women and men, alike, to have our vision adjusted to see just how phenomenal females actually are, and that we are, indeed, awesomely and wonderfully made.

Non-Fiction LaTasha Daniels had a great life - a supportive family, great friends and an unmovable faith. However, when her father has a heart attack, this "always on point" young woman allows the smooth talk of vulnerability to catch her off guard. Uncertain of the future of her father, LaTasha is sacked with more life-changing news. Soon her attempt at hiding a damning secret and living a life of falsehoods spiral out of control. Adding to the mix of all that has erupted in her life are three men with three different purposes - all of which open her eyes to what love is supposed to be and what it actually is. Despite the support of a fiery tempered home-girl and prayer-warrior grandmother, LaTasha knows she will have to deal with her self-created struggles single handedly. Now on a journey to reclaim her spirit and redeem her vitality she meets the woman and the God she thought she knew so well. MEANT FOR GOOD is a coming of age novel that exposes the ups and downs, the ins and outs and the failures and rewards of life - leaving everyone involved to know love, grace and forgiveness are the only things that will keep us standing

Non-fiction. In this inspiring true personal life trilogy, September tells of her search to be loved and to be be fulfilled - in all the wrong places. The journey begins at age five when she was "kidnapped" along with two brothers, and traverses through years of physical abuse, violence, rape, gangwars, drug abuse, single parenting and much more. The primary life focus in one word is "Relationships." Book 1 tells of a nine year separation from her mother; Book 2 finds her as a teen wife and mother, married to a ganglord, trying to keep her own family together and Book 3 tells of her "Rites of Passage" to victory and achievement.

Autobiography. This book tells the true testimony of how one man has survived what appeared to be insurmountable odds, to become a successful husband, father, Pastor and Founder of the international Chesapeake Bible College and Seminary. Be motivated and inspired by his "never say die" attitude, and his tenacity to "fight" until the victory is secured.

Non-Fiction. Personal Memoirs of world renown Dr. Corrine C. Morgan, first female African American Chiropractor of Pennsylvania. "Today, I enjoy life as a doctor of Chiropractic care, a minister, a mentor, a mother and a grandmother. I've been blessed with having accomplished all of this because of a determined spirit and help from many people along the way, and "hearing" the Light within me. The journey has taken me through unexpected trials which have turned into blessings over the years. I have successfully overcome the odds, and broken the cycle of poverty that seemed to loom over my family's future. The odds were not in my favor, given the circumstances of my early life, growing up in a working class family in the inner city. The cycle of poverty is a condition that many people experience without a clear sense of how to escape. I am a living testimony that you can get here from there." Dr. Corrine C. Morgan

This book was written in hopes that it would keep Michael Jackson's memory alive. I wanted to give his fans the opportunity to take a moment to look back at Michael's life and reminisce about the positive times only. You will not read about any negative things in this book. You can turn on the TV, read the newspaper, a magazine or go on the internet for that. We will go back to his childhood and go up until his untimely death on June 25, 2009. He passed way at the young age of 50 and it broke our hearts. I pray that something read or something seen will enlighten or touch your heart. We will look back at his music and more. So let's start taking a look back and celebrate Michael Joseph Jackson's life that touched so many The best entertainer, the true "King of Pop" and the most generous humanitarian that ever lived.