"The glitter, the glam, and the fame only means one thing; big egos and heartbreak. For Reign Paul, that's exactly what it is. As a troubled teen, all she wants to do is escape her mother's abuse. She pours her heart out in the windowpane of her bedroom and sings gracefully into the air. For Reign, this is her therapy, but Angela has bigger things in store. After nearly being raped by her mother's boyfriend, Reign is thrown out of her mother's home and left in the cold world to fend for herself. With a beautiful voice that tranquilizes the patrons of The Cabana, one night changes her entire life. The man she desires, with an impeccable smile and street persona, steps into Reign's world. After hearing her sing, Truth is mesmerized by the BBW who he has seen around the hood. With belief, Truth sees something in her she never knew existed. After making Reign a star, she falls in love with not only Truth, but the gritty fame, and everything begins to turn for the worst. Ride with Reign in this love saga as the star on the rise is sucked in by the fame, leaving Truth with a broken heart and Reign with a ego as big as the world"--Amazon.com
This is a collection of stories. In Karen White Owens's Baby Its Cold Outside, Resa Warren reluctantly accepts a job and moves to cold Michigan. When she meets handsome skier Clay Shire, he lights a fire in her heart.
One Minute a Free Woman: Elizabeth Freeman and the Struggle for Freedom
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This book, out of print for many decades but again available, tells the personal side of living and working in Washington, but also the struggles of a black woman, both as slave and as free woman, in the turbulent times of the Civil War
Behind the Scenes, Or, Thirty Years a Slave, and Four Years in The Whitehouse
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.
Hill Testifies against Clarence Thomas In August 1991 an aide to Ohio Democrat Senator Howard Metzenbaum , a member of the Judiciary Committee , received a tip that Clarence Thomas sexually harassed Anita Hill during her employment with ...
The phone rang and rang at the Griffin residence. And the paper lay still un- transmitted in the fax machine. Nervous, I pulled a piece of Bazooka bubble gum out of my pocket and popped it into my mouth. It was a habit I had picked up ...