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What the author has learned and observed about prayer over the years: what works, what doesn`t work and why. This book is based on personal experience and the study of the Word of God. Many stories are included that illustrate principles and apply to life today. This book is not just another study of history, but clearly answers the question, "What does this have to do with me in the 21st century?" The author believes we assume the answer to our prayers is no, but the truth may be that we gave up.

Guilty Pleasures - a work of fiction with a self-help twist - is a story about a young woman name Simone Miller who struggles to overcome Social Drama (SD), as she journeys for inner peace. But, it is her own guilty pleasure that keeps her in the midst of SD holding on to hope in a doomed relationship. Simone¿s psychiatrist never told her trying the same thing over and over again expecting a different result from men who never knew love is insanity. After a string of failed relationships with Ralph, Clay, and perhaps Andy, will Simone ever stop looking for love in all the wrong places? In her quest to conquer drama, Simone endures an on-again, off-again, relationship with her fickle lover ANDY. Schools gold-diggin KEISHA on what every woman should already know: Love comes from within...not from the back pocket of a man¿s pants. And, while Simone is busy trying to tutor Keisha, her gay neighbor RITCHIE attempts to lead Simone to water, but will she drink it? And, as if Simone hasn¿t suffered enough social humiliation, her sister SUSAN puts down one addiction and picks up another. Social Drama is about life in a "nutshell" - pun intended! The most important aspect of the novel is embracing mental health in the sense of self-love and inner peace. It deals with modern issues facing people living parallels lives from all walks of life. The novel inspires self-help ideas and encourages personal reconciliation with our inner me¿s through words-of-wisdom and scripture. Guilty Pleasures is not about sex, it has a tad-bit for spice; but the core of the story is about overcoming those pleasures that often lead to self destructive behaviors and failed relationships. What¿s your pleasure? The mannequin on the cover is symbolic for "change" - the one constant in the world. HERE¿S WHAT READERS ARE SAYING... If I had to rate Guilty Pleasures on a scale I would give it a Perfect 10. For your first book/novel Congratulation on strength, courage and creativity. I loved Simone she was no nonsense, but was always there for her friends and Family and stood for what she believed in . You go girrrrl !!!!!! LDray Oliver Guilty Pleasures invites you into the world of revelation, love and reality. The author invites you to discover your own social drama by introducing you to intriguing characters. Each chapter in this book seems to be carefully selected and crafted, every detail draws the reader into to the story such that they feel they¿re a part of it. This is a novel to read and will be a best seller. By Saadia Coleman - Health Science;Teacher Health Careers Academy/Northeastern University Deep! Cabral - BeanTown Totally not what I expected. The word "pleasures" was deceiving. I thought, oh no more SEX! But, this went beyond sex and stayed out of people¿s beds and got into peoples heads, especially mine. The author¿s voice is painfully honest! This is a must read...you will be impressed. Mikey D. Austin, Texas That Andy is a JERK! Simone the "royal one" kept it real. The scripture really made it a pleasant read. It¿s a book that definitely has a message. M.A.H. Boston, MA One word, CLEVER! Denise Wright Atlanta

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The story continues for Seaman Charles Edwards following the cliffhanger in BrownWater II. Only now, his humorous and comical travel adventures find him struggling in his major undertaking to get home, back to the states, and to do this without his mentor and traveling cohort, Petty Officer Dan. Even with combat maturity, Charles is still just a very young nineteen-year-old city boy from Baltimore Maryland. For Vietnam veterans, this story will bring back precious memories that will make they say, "Yeah, I remember doing stuff like that. That part of the war was fun." For those who never served in the military will find this an enjoyable eye-opener to military life.