Kimberly Brown

After ten years behind bars, a woman walks free--but freedom comes with its own sentence in this bold and unsparing novel by national bestselling author Kimberly Brown. After serving a ten-year sentence for killing her mother's boyfriend, Alayah Chambers is finally free--but freedom comes at a cost. Haunted by the abuse that landed her in prison and judged by a society that still sees her as a criminal, Alayah must piece together a new life in a world that isn't quick to forgive. Determined to reclaim her future, she sets out to confront the ghosts of her past--including the woman who failed her the most: her own mother. Killian Lake, a successful attorney and Alayah's childhood friend, never forgot her--or the signs he missed back then. When a colleague offers him the chance to help overturn her conviction, he doesn't hesitate. Reunited after years apart, the chemistry between them simmers beneath the surface. And while Alayah keeps her heart guarded, Killian's steady support begins to chip away at her defenses. As buried secrets emerge and old wounds resurface, Alayah must choose: will she let her past define her future, or embrace the love and justice she's always deserved? With Killian by her side, healing is within reach--but only if she's willing to claim it.

Happy relationships are possible—for everyone. Even if you’ve been married for twenty years and your routine is boring and stressful; although your mom has always been a help-resistant complainer; and despite the fact that your dearest friend moved across the country — all of us can create lasting and joyful connections with the people we care about the most. Using simple tools drawn from the Buddhist tradition, you can cultivate appreciation, set wise expectations, and create meaningful and intimate bonds of mutual support and kindness with your partner, family, and friends.That’s because our happiness isn’t dependent on everything in our lives being perfect. In fact, we can experience conflict, disagreement, job loss, grief, and boredom and still have appreciation, delight, and gratitude for everyone in our life. We can create happiness by improving the quality of our attention, the depth of our compassion, and our willingness to repair ruptures and let go of resentments.Happy Relationships is designed for all of us who are sometimes challenged by our husbands, wives, kids, parents, and best friends. It’s for anyone in happy marriages and close-knit families who want to feel closer and more connected to the most important people in their lives. Happy Relationships is a relatable and useful guide with practical applications to help us stay attuned and cultivate understanding with our dearest people: an inconsiderate partner repeatedly ignoring our requests; repairing the rupture from a conflict with a sibling; celebrating a child’s success; or learning to communicate with a difficult parent. Each short chapter honestly describes—in three to four pages—a common shared experience, such as the stress of old resentments, the opportunity of celebrating together mindfully, the nightly routine of a child’s bedtime, spending time with old friends—and is followed by a brief practice—a meditation, exercise, or contemplation that readers can use to orient their beautiful qualities of love, kindness, and wisdom to communicate and act in ways that lead to joy. Happy Relationships readers can use these practices alone or with their loved one anytime—during the most mundane daily routine, to the excitement of a big gathering, through the sadness of loss.

Months after meeting a kind gentleman on the most embarrassing night of her life, a newly divorced woman gains the courage to reclaim her life and explore newfound love with the perfect stranger in this enthralling romance, perfect for fans of Kennedy Ryan. Pascha St. Claire has nothing to live for. After five years, her once-loving husband, Raymond, decides to end their marriage. He's unable to deal with her mental health, significant weight gain, or the idea that she cannot seem to birth him a child. She returns home one night to find her belongings on the curb and the locks to her home changed. Her pleading falls on deaf ears as Raymond has made the decision to end their marriage. With no other option, Pascha is forced to leave and never look back. When Callum Ellis accepted the reservation for his car service, the last thing he expected was to pick up a beautiful, weeping stranger. His heart goes out to her as he drops her off at a hotel. After discovering her credit cards have been canceled, Callum swoops in to pay for her stay. Though she wants to protest, Pascha realizes she is in no position to decline the stranger's generous offer. Months roll by and Callum is still unable to get Pascha out of his head. A chance encounter finally lands him in her presence, and Callum is determined to make the most of it. Though she initially declines his interest, Pascha soon finds herself intrigued by the once-kind stranger. Fear has her recoiling at his advances, but men like Callum come to restore. Will Pascha continue to avoid the inevitable, or does she find the courage to love again?

Practical teachings to take care of yourself and others in uncertain and unsettling times. Steady, Calm, and Brave offers simple and accessible ways to help readers during a pandemic and beyond. With short, stand-alone readings designed to help you through difficult circumstances, it offers the tools, understanding, and encouragement necessary to meet the extraordinary challenges we face today. In this accessible and down-to-earth guide, meditation teacher Kimberly Brown shares honest and sometimes humorous stories from her life, family, and community to help us navigate difficulties--including social isolation, working from home, societal divisiveness, and worry for the future--with patience, clarity, and mindfulness. Incorporating practical techniques that provide on-the-spot support, Steady, Calm, and Brave will help you access and develop your calm, courageous, and loving heart to make skillful decisions and take compassionate actions for yourself and the world.

NAVIGATING GRIEF AND LOSS is designed to support all of us through difficult and upsetting times. It’s a relatable and useful guide with practical applications to help navigate the profound experience of loss, be it an elderly parent, succumbing to a lingering illness, the shock of an accidental death, a small business shuttered, a divorce after years of conflict, or euthanasia of a beloved pet. Each short chapter honestly describes a personal experience dealing with death or grief—staying at a hospice facility at my mother’s bedside, feeling frustrated by the options for a terminally ill friend, navigating changed relationships after someone dies, the shock and shame of an unwanted divorce, managing the overwhelming pain of bereavement—and is followed by a brief practice—a meditation, exercise, or contemplation that readers can use to discover insights and truths and find some solace for their own struggles and sorrow.

My book is out there to help people to make better choices and understand that when you decide to do negative things that involve others it sends them into another thinking process of why they're here in the first place. They may ask themself why, but it takes a big person to find out why and then do something about it. Nothing negative, just positively moving in the right direction. This can come from your own experiences or talking to others with similar issues. I learned through my own experiences and decided to write about them, to maybe help other Kimberly's out there as well. My name is Kimberly Brown, maiden name Murray, born in 1970 and raised in Denver, Co. Living in Park Hill all my life until I had kids of my own. I am the great, great, great, great Niece of Oscar DePriest, the first black congressman. I'm also the great, great Niece of James DePriest, the first black Orchestra Conductor. I would like to become the first black woman in our family that became an author of her own book.

My book is out there to help people to make better choices and understand that when you decide to do negative things that involve others it sends them into another thinking process of why they're here in the first place. They may ask themself why, but it takes a big person to find out why and then do something about it. Nothing negative, just positively moving in the right direction. This can come from your own experiences or talking to others with similar issues. I learned through my own experiences and decided to write about them, to maybe help other Kimberly's out there as well. My name is Kimberly Brown, maiden name Murray, born in 1970 and raised in Denver, Co. Living in Park Hill all my life until I had kids of my own. I am the great, great, great, great Niece of Oscar DePriest, the first black congressman. I'm also the great, great Niece of James DePriest, the first black Orchestra Conductor. I would like to become the first black woman in our family that became an author of her own book.

An expert guide for professionals seeking to understand how to navigate the world of work. Kimberly Brown, author of Next Move, Best Move: Transitioning into a Career You'll Love, leaves no stone unturned with this thorough, expert guide for professionals seeking to understand how to navigate the world of work, from beginning to end, starting with uncovering personal and professional values in an effort to align their expertise and skills to roles and companies that will finally change the trajectory of their career and set them up to be leaders in the workforce. As a former career development adviser in some of the nation's top universities and a diversity + inclusion professional in a Fortune 100 company, Brown has recognized that people work for the sake of working without understanding how to leverage their unique gifts and position themselves for success. As a result, Next Move, Best Move: Transitioning into a Career You'll Love shares transformational lessons to ensure success and puts the ball back in your court. In Brown's highly acclaimed book, a specific, effective framework is unveiled to ensure each reader channels and utilizes their highest potential as they regain control and steer professional opportunities in their favor, gaining key information as to: Taking stock of their experiences to ensure strategic career movesDiscovering how to cultivate and maintain fruitful relationships that support career growthUncovering how to build a two-year career strategy to move you into future leadership positionsGaining a deeper look into personal and professional branding to ensure alignment with leadership capabilities and career goalsLearning how to use their voice in the workplace to advocate for themselves

Join Bella the Fairy on an adventure of self love and happiness Both children and parents will enjoy this story of how a few words can make all the difference. Self esteem is an important factor in our children's lives. Follow Bella as she teaches your child the beauty of joy, happiness and self awareness

Just a recipe book inspired by God and myself. A Salad Guide for Quick and Simple Salads. Kimberlys Salad Dressings will be available soon

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High School students, Zeke and Esther, have been best friends for as long as they can remember. When Valentine's Day pressures of finding a significant other reaches the breaking point, Esther hatches a crazy plan that she promises will guarantee them dates, The only problem- fooling everyone in town. Can their friendship survive this dangerous gambit of love, or will the only people fooled be the two of them?