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"Some wounds run so deep, they bleed through generations."In 1947, young Ashley's nightmare began the day her mother's new boyfriend set his sights on her. Subjected to relentless sexual and physical abuse, Ashley was forced into silence by the unspoken rule that governed their home: "What happens at home, stays at home."Longing for freedom, Ashley eventually found the courage to escape the torment. But the scars ran deep. She carried a burning hatred for her mother, vowing her own children would never endure the horrors she faced.Years later, that vow shatters.Ashley comes face-to-face with a devastating truth-she has become the very person she swore she'd never be. Caught in the same cycle of abuse and neglect, she's trapped in a generational curse that threatens to consume her and her children.Can Ashley break free from the chains of her past, or is the fate of her family already written?

For Keeps: Return of the QueenBy: Keeshann JonesThis manuscript is the sequel to For Keeps. One year after Detective Brown solved the mysterious murders of the Blood Pool Killer, the city has returned to normalcy. Detective Brown can't stop thinking about witnessing a beast transform itself into the image of a three-year-old girl. City residents are shocked when another blood pool is found in town. Detective Brown's investigation leads him back to the Jones family. Whose lives have been further changed ever since they found their child "was born a beast."About the AuthorKeeshann Jones is a wife and mother of over twenty children. For Jones, having five biological children and being a foster-to-adopt parent has presented difficulties and rewards. With eight children in her care, several with mental health issues, she gets peace when she can write. She started her journey of writing after the murder of her cousin-in-law, which was eerily similar to the murder of her sister-in-law twenty-one years apart. She is the founder of Nahsek Productions LLC. Nahsek meaning "pious devotee" in Latin, which stands for spiritually devoted to doing the work of God. She has a passion for inspiring others to accomplish their dreams. She wrote For Keeps: Return of the Queen with that thought in mind. In a story that seems so grim, it has a purpose. You must know "whose" you are to know who you are. Jones feels there are people like her who go through life dreaming, not realizing the potential for greatness they have. She hopes her achievement will motivate others.

This manuscript is the 3rd in the sequence of For Keeps. As the Jones family accepts their newfound roles of authority and power. Jamaal begins to struggle with not being his own man. In the meantime, Detective Brown's life seems to be spinning out of control, as he seeks answers to the murder spree, of the Blood Pool Killer, he starts having crazy realistic dreams which seem to point him in the direction of solving the mystery. As the information flows, he finds himself further drawn to the Jones's.

All people have their own remarkably intrinsic value, and it's time we recognize it in ourselves and share it with the people in our lives.From the wisdom of elders comes Traits and Emotions of a Salvageable Soul: A Conversation with a Touch of Class, a guide to growing and healing ourselves so that we can live the quality of life we were always meant to live. From life's hard lessons, Crawford offers the reader encouragement and truth, a path for using life's challenges to overcome and even thrive.Don't give up, he reminds us. Every one of us has great potential and purpose. We just need to have faith in ourselves and courage.

All people have their own remarkably intrinsic value, and it's time we recognize it in ourselves and share it with the people in our lives.From the wisdom of elders comes Traits and Emotions of a Salvageable Soul: A Conversation with a Touch of Class, a guide to growing and healing ourselves so that we can live the quality of life we were always meant to live. From life's hard lessons, Crawford offers the reader encouragement and truth, a path for using life's challenges to overcome and even thrive.Don't give up, he reminds us. Every one of us has great potential and purpose. We just need to have faith in ourselves and courage.

In this remarkable second volume of Traits and Emotions of a Salvageable Soul, author Keeshawn Crawford presents readers with a jewelry box filled with insightful gems. Highlights include " The Attraction of Good Character, " " Learning to Think for Yourself', " The Essence of a Man," " The Seeds of our Circumstances, and "The Crippling Effects of Running the Streets"-to name just a few.Crawford draws from his personal experience of having traveled down the wrong path, then gathering invaluable pearls to eloquently bestow upon those who may be in search of inspiration, thoughtful counsel, and mental sustenance.

In this remarkable second volume of Traits and Emotions of a Salvageable Soul, author Keeshawn Crawford presents readers with a jewelry box filled with insightful gems. Highlights include "The Attraction of Good Character," "Learning to Think for Crawford draws from his personal experience of having traveled down the wrong path, then gathering invaluable pearls to eloquently bestow upon those who may be in search of inspiration, thoughtful counsel, and mental sustenance.

Beauty is a poetry collection about racial identity in America for youth and adults. The author's personal experiences are woven into poetic narratives and verses that share thoughts, feelings, and ideas about each situation. Beauty addresses societal pressures women and girls face in the name of beauty, and it confronts culturally insensitive messages that are ever-persistent in American culture.

Captain Kangaroo has brightened the mornings of three generations of children with his friends Grandfather Clock, Mr. Green Jeans, Mr. Moose, Bunny Rabbit, Dancing Bear, and Tom Terrific. With his soft voice and reassuring manner, the Captain has given children a warm sense of security, as well as taught them about the wonders of the animal world and introduced them to favorite books. Now, Bob Keeshan, the creator of America's favorite grandfather, offers his personal advice to help parents raise caring, responsible children. His winning approach is based on a simple understanding of love and respect--both by the adult and the child. Among the topics discussed are the ever-changing roles of the family and the importance of enhancing self-esteem in an often difficult world. Growing Up Happy presents a charming mix of nostalgia, heartwarming anecdotes, and valuable insights on raising healthy, happy children.

We’re Good is an inspiring story about a well-rounded teenage athlete whose life changed in the blink of an eye. Chris O’Brien innocently dove into the ocean, hit a sandbar, and was instantly paralyzed. Going from a D-1 athlete to quadriplegic at eighteen years old is life changing. Chris was a swimmer, sailor, and student in college going about life before the accident. First time author, Meg Keeshan McGovern, has beautifully captured the pathos that accompanies a family tragedy and illustrates how it can become triumph for all. Through narrative and personal stories she guides the reader through the various stages of grief, denial, anger, therapy and devotion that this one family went through to emerge on the other side stronger and full of more promise than ever.