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New Novel, "Tulips for Evening' shines light on post civil war plantation

Posted by LeShelle, host of MinorityReport on September 5, 2017 at 2:30pm

Lena, Claire, Sylvie, the twins – Isabel and Izabal, and Evening live among the trees, eat from the land, and are mindful of the terror that accompanies being free from slavery. Death has enveloped them with the exception of a song coming from the Ozark Mountains. The sound is actually anguish and grief from a mother who lost her child, another former slave whose residence was once Culver Tusk. Everyone can hear it. For some it’s melodic and for others it’s evidence of a ghost. Read the Full Rev

That Church Life Book Review

Posted by LeShelle, host of MinorityReport on March 9, 2017 at 4:42pm

From beginning to end, That Church Life has you on the edge of your pew. What made this book a page turner: Three ladies on different spiritual paths that come to a head at the beginning of a major tragedy. The book unfolds as Missy, the preachers kid and heir to the megachurch throne is broken, bloody and on the run in these Durham, North Carolina streets!