Not Just the Levees Broke
Not Just the Levees Broke
by Phyllis Montana-Leblanc
Katrina survivor Phyllis LeBlanc recounts her story of struggle and survival in the aftermath of the storm. LeBlanc offers a story of optimism and civic pride in her hopes for the future of New Orleans.
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This cool tidbit was found on the Christian Writers’ Marketplace.
The Damascus Road Authors
If you missed it, check out the two-part interview with The Damascus Road authors Maurice Gray, Jr., Dr. Linda Beed, Wanda B. Campbell, Lacricia Peters, Jacquelin Thomas and Kim Brooks.
This group wants “to show that “normal” people can live for Christ and not have to live boring lives in the process. And part of this process is us learning about each other and from each other. “
BOOK REVIEW | From Dusk to Dawn
From Dusk to Dawn by Niambi Davis
Reviewed by Tavares S. Carney
Amazon Rating: 5
Older Woman, Younger Man and Things In Between
In From Dusk to Dawn, author, Niambi Davis, takes us on a tumultuous love journey between main characters, Ayo Montgomery and Bilal Abdul-Salaam. Ayo, budding entrepreneur and single mother to a college-age son, Kedar, believes she is too old and set in her ways to be in a relationship at this point in her life; therefore, she definitely is not looking for love.
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