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If you follow Jaliisa Williams on social media she appears to be on top of the world. She has a great career as an author, playwright, actress, screenwriter, producer and director. She has an amazing family, loyal friends and she just got engaged. It appears this born and raised Harlem girl from the hood has made it. But how did she do it? What's her life really like behind the scenes? I Didn't Wake Up Like This I'm Not Flawless will take you on a roller coaster ride of peaks and valleys in her life. As she shares funny stories and important life lessons she's learned along the way.

Do soul-mates really exist? If so, how do we find that special person for our lives? In this book, you will see how God does bring two people together to fulfill His purposes. Learn what loving and waiting on God is all about. Becky shares her love story, but it is about far more than finding a marriage partner. Long before you choose that soul-mate, you must fall in love with Jesus! By walking with God, she finds her way through a maze of emotions, past the counterfeits, to find true love. Go with her through this real-life journey that includes both heartache and happiness. This book will serve in a great way to help young singles see that Godliness is the single most at ...

The autobiography of a beloved family matriarch.

The stories about growing up in different areas of rural central Louisiana. Memories of family and community that served as protectors, inspirations and teachers about life.

This is the story of my grandfather, who was the legendary "gangster" of his small community outside of Ripley Tennessee, about 50 miles north of Memphis.

This book is about the author’s visit to the Jennett Cemetery in Simpson County, Kentucky in July, 2022 to assess the condition of the cemetery and photograph the graves of William M. Neely (1800-1845) and his wife, Eliza Neely. William M. Neely was the oldest of three sons of Edward Neely (born ~1770, died late 1828 or early 1829) from New York, who served as the first sheriff of Simpson County from 1819 to 1821.

This book is a compilation of letters written by the wife of a USAF pilot while she lived in Vietnam during the year, 1964. Her husband was assigned to Bien How, an Air Force base outside Saigon. She was not authorized to accompany her husband, so she went on her own and lived in Saigon, there she was able to see her husband from time to time.. She lived through a cholera epidemic, a coup, as well as bombings in the city of Saigon. She overcame many challenges but also experiences many joyful occasions, and came away with a great fondness of the Vietnamese people and their country.

A compiled list of stories written by Ronald Swanson that give a glimpse of life growing up along the Mississippi.