Pearls from the Soul
by Mignon Renae Spencer

Spencer has really set a new standard with this work. The commentary, which precedes each offering, is thought provoking and prepares the reader’s heart for the poetry which follows. Spencer informs the reader of the fact that, "a pearl, like the human subconsciousness, is made by a living animal.

Truly an assortment of inspiration pieces, some of the poems speak of love, friends, and even childhood memories of outside clotheslines and wringer washers, in "The Rain Is Coming." Other great verses are titled, "Father’s Day", Slavery Is In My Family", and "The Empty Nest."

Spencer’s most powerful voice is probably evidenced when she speaks of the sovereignty of God, and it’s as if the reader is enjoying something from the book of Psalms.

Readers should be prepared to savor every page of, "Pearls from the Soul." And, they are advised to listen intently, for a choir is surely to appear and sing Gregorian Chants as their souls celebrate!

Read the commentary and poem below:

God is calling every believer. You may not be an apostle, prophet, pastor, evangelist, preacher, or deacon. You may be a doctor, lawyer, housewife or construction worker or bank teller. You may be a singer, musician or orchestra leader. He has no respect of person, position or title. He simply desires to use every gift and every calling to minister to the world. The field is white for harvest, but the laborers are few.

Mignon's website:   http://www.pearlsfromthesoul.com/

How To Find A Do Right Man
by Greta Devereaux

Devereaux has designed an interesting guide for landing and keeping, Mr. Do Right. Her scrolls of love use clever phrases while discussing things like, "reverse psychology," and "the green eyed monster."

Devereaux tell women to stay on their toes, and warns of dating, "cheap men." She also admonishes women to steer clear of married men, calling them a waste of time. Women are told to release information on a Need-to-Know basis, and to keep him guessing! While playing by the rules women should observe everything in new relationships; and refuse last minute dates at all costs.

Other chapters speak of, "Familiarizing him with your family," and "How to satisfy your man."

Pick up a copy of, How To Find A Do Right Man, study the strategies and hone your skills!


Greta's website:   http://www.howtofindadorightman.zoomshare.com/
Contact Greta at:  gretmccrr@aol.com

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Destiny
by Tangelika Bolen

Destiny is the story of Teresa Tucker, a young woman who has dreams of the happily-ever-after. Along the way she finds herself in harmful relationships, one of which is with Delvin. This is an on-and-off affair filled with cheating and dishonesty.

Teresa joins the world of exotic dancing, becomes a favorite at the clubs, and makes big money. She also makes plenty of friends, but they start to die prematurely, in this world filled with envy, drugs, alcohol, and violence. Teresa travels to little clubs between Georgia and Florida performing her art.

After stumbling onto a murder scene, Teresa seeks refuge at her mother’s home. While there her sister expresses an interest in dancing and goes with her on several occasions. On the advice of her mother, Teresa visit’s a Voodoo priestess who reveals an upcoming marriage. Teresa has been seeing the hardworking, tender-hearted Calvin, but she must decide if her destiny is still linked with Delvin.

Bolen has given the world a back stage pass into a dancer’s world, and readers will certainly be shocked. Recommended reading!


Tangelika's website  http://www.fictionwriter.bravehost.com