What else have I published?
My Business His Way: Wisdom & Inspiration for Entrepreneurs (Inspirational Nonfiction)
Stop worrying about the success of your company and start living in it.
In today’s society, starting and maintaining a business is an extremely difficult task. We are certain that God has called us to fulfill a particular need, but fear, obstacles, lack of resources, and a failing economy threaten our businesses’ survival. My Business, His Way reminds us that faith is the key to outlasting hardship. These timely devotions challenge us to center our businesses on biblical teachings and allow the Lord to develop us into the leaders we were destined to be. No matter the phase of entrepreneurship, My Business, His Way empowers business owners to trust God and expect miracles every day.
What other entrepreneurs are saying about My Business, His Way:
“These words speak to the hearts of every entrepreneur. They not only highlight the inescapable fears and doubts that are often felt, but they bring forth, in us, the faith and confidence necessary to work through them. My Business, His Way takes entrepreneurs to a higher state of consciousness about God’s ever-presence on the journey to success, and through scriptures, provides the foundation for which to believe.” - Laura Jones; Owner and Director, The Leading Edge Development Service
“This book is a phenomenal masterpiece. It awesomely intertwines spirituality and entrepreneurship together to inspire people to aspire to achieve their dreams of being business owners. A must read for any current or future business owner.” - Derrell Jackson; CEO, Project Focus LLC
In today’s society, starting and maintaining a business is an extremely difficult task. We are certain that God has called us to fulfill a particular need, but fear, obstacles, lack of resources, and a failing economy threaten our businesses’ survival. My Business, His Way reminds us that faith is the key to outlasting hardship. These timely devotions challenge us to center our businesses on biblical teachings and allow the Lord to develop us into the leaders we were destined to be. No matter the phase of entrepreneurship, My Business, His Way empowers business owners to trust God and expect miracles every day.
What other entrepreneurs are saying about My Business, His Way:
“These words speak to the hearts of every entrepreneur. They not only highlight the inescapable fears and doubts that are often felt, but they bring forth, in us, the faith and confidence necessary to work through them. My Business, His Way takes entrepreneurs to a higher state of consciousness about God’s ever-presence on the journey to success, and through scriptures, provides the foundation for which to believe.” - Laura Jones; Owner and Director, The Leading Edge Development Service
“This book is a phenomenal masterpiece. It awesomely intertwines spirituality and entrepreneurship together to inspire people to aspire to achieve their dreams of being business owners. A must read for any current or future business owner.” - Derrell Jackson; CEO, Project Focus LLC
The Kiss & Tell: Releasing Expectations (Self-Help)
Is your relationship filled with disappointment? Do you find yourself being constantly let down by your significant other? Are you tired of arguing, fighting, and complaining? Are you looking for peace in your relationship? Well look no further.
Your expectations for your significant other could be the problem, and if so, you can release your expectations and begin having a less stressful relationship and life starting today. In three simple steps, this mini-book will teach you how expectations kill relationships and what you can do to change the direction of your love life. Dr. A'ndrea J. Wilson will guide you step-by-step through the process of letting go and transforming the way you think and respond to your mate. An expert in the Marriage and Family field, Dr. Wilson shares with you wisdom that she has learned both personally and professionally that could help you become a better partner and individual. So what are you waiting for? It's time to Kiss & Tell...
Your expectations for your significant other could be the problem, and if so, you can release your expectations and begin having a less stressful relationship and life starting today. In three simple steps, this mini-book will teach you how expectations kill relationships and what you can do to change the direction of your love life. Dr. A'ndrea J. Wilson will guide you step-by-step through the process of letting go and transforming the way you think and respond to your mate. An expert in the Marriage and Family field, Dr. Wilson shares with you wisdom that she has learned both personally and professionally that could help you become a better partner and individual. So what are you waiting for? It's time to Kiss & Tell...
Ready & Able Teens: Ebony's Bad Habit (Young Adult Fiction)
Has a good girl gone bad or is it just a classic case of opposites attract?
Ebony Pearson has not had an easy life. After her mother dies from AIDS, Ebony is forced to leave her hometown of Atlanta, Georgia and move to Rochester, New York to live with her aging grandmother. Being a survivor, she quickly takes on a part-time job and becomes like a mother to her younger sister Kayla. Determined to make something positive out of her life, Ebony joins ABLE (Adolescent Black Leaders & Entrepreneurs), vowing to keep her grades up and her nose clean . . . that is until she meets Jaylen Tisdale.
Jaylen is cute, fun, has a nice car, and is seemingly supportive; however, the word on the street is that he is nothing but trouble. Ebony's best friend Fawn is certain that Jaylen is bad news and is willing to sacrifice everything to protect Ebony, including their friendship. In the midst of school, work, problems at home, an upcoming talent show, a budding relationship, and a dying friendship, Ebony just wants to escape . . . and thinks she might have found the perfect way to do so.
Ebony Pearson has not had an easy life. After her mother dies from AIDS, Ebony is forced to leave her hometown of Atlanta, Georgia and move to Rochester, New York to live with her aging grandmother. Being a survivor, she quickly takes on a part-time job and becomes like a mother to her younger sister Kayla. Determined to make something positive out of her life, Ebony joins ABLE (Adolescent Black Leaders & Entrepreneurs), vowing to keep her grades up and her nose clean . . . that is until she meets Jaylen Tisdale.
Jaylen is cute, fun, has a nice car, and is seemingly supportive; however, the word on the street is that he is nothing but trouble. Ebony's best friend Fawn is certain that Jaylen is bad news and is willing to sacrifice everything to protect Ebony, including their friendship. In the midst of school, work, problems at home, an upcoming talent show, a budding relationship, and a dying friendship, Ebony just wants to escape . . . and thinks she might have found the perfect way to do so.
Ready & Able Teens: Desiree Dishes the Dirt (Young Adult Fiction)
Life is full of risks, but what risks are worth taking?
Desiree Robinson is ready to take on the world. A high school senior, open mic host, and publisher of a teen newspaper, she seems to have it all together. But a distressed call from a student from another local high school brings Desiree's perfect life to a screeching halt. Accusations of racism and prejudice demonstrated by a teacher emerge and Desiree is determined to get to the bottom of the story. Using her publication, she begins writing articles that unfortunately solicits some unwanted attention.
In the midst of the newspaper drama, sparks begin to fly between her and her male best friend, Martel, making Desiree's life even more complicated. Is dating her best friend worth ruining the friendship? Can printing the truth destroy Desiree's future in publishing? And will Desiree's articles jeopardize ABLE's upcoming Unity Walk or be the student voice the city needs to hear?
Desiree Robinson is ready to take on the world. A high school senior, open mic host, and publisher of a teen newspaper, she seems to have it all together. But a distressed call from a student from another local high school brings Desiree's perfect life to a screeching halt. Accusations of racism and prejudice demonstrated by a teacher emerge and Desiree is determined to get to the bottom of the story. Using her publication, she begins writing articles that unfortunately solicits some unwanted attention.
In the midst of the newspaper drama, sparks begin to fly between her and her male best friend, Martel, making Desiree's life even more complicated. Is dating her best friend worth ruining the friendship? Can printing the truth destroy Desiree's future in publishing? And will Desiree's articles jeopardize ABLE's upcoming Unity Walk or be the student voice the city needs to hear?