Bøger af Lorna Jackie Wilson

In the Black Butterfly Series, pen is placed on unspoken realities that youth may experience in foster care. This compelling trilogy is the story of a mother's struggle with inner-city crime and the foster care system. Counselors, educators, and parents may find it resourceful for students in similar situations.

Emerging Authors: A Black Butterfly Books Magazine drives user engagement by staying ahead of the digital curve. Gaining visibility in published works builds brand, product recognition, and ultimately, lead generation. This quarterly magazine is promoted on a PAID platform to ensure widespread visibility. Promotion also includes a digital flipbook and social media campaigns.

Emerging Authors: A Black Butterfly Books Magazine drives user engagement by staying ahead of the digital curve. Gaining visibility in published works builds brand, product recognition, and ultimately, lead generation. This quarterly magazine is promoted on a PAID platform to ensure widespread visibility. Promotion also includes a digital flipbook and social media campaigns.

Kevin is a nine-year-old boy who loves cars. He and his best friend, Michael, often play with Hot Wheels. Yet, when Kevin isn't playing, he is in school or drawing designs of cars. His father is an automotive design engineer and Kevin desires to be just like him when he grows up. This is the story of a father's influence over his son's life choices. It emphasizes the importance of role models and is presented as a fun-filled event that is colorful, exciting, and educational.

In 1977, siblings Tina, Michelle, and Leon Hilton live with their mother, Catherine, in Detroit. Although times are tough, Catherine does the best she can with the support of her mother-and in spite of the abuse she receives from her boyfriend, Victor. When eleven-year-old Michelle is accidentally injured, a caseworker from Child Protective Services, visits the family. Later, Victor's drug stash is found in their house, and soon the three siblings are taken from their mother and placed into separate foster homes. Over the next several months, Michelle experiences a number of foster homes that lead her to question and challenge the lifestyle and sense of identity that she has experienced so far, significantly affecting her self-esteem, purpose, and well-being. Meanwhile, Catherine works to put her life back together and win back custody of her children. This is the story of a family dealing with physical and emotional abuse, substance addiction, and the foster care system as one girl grows to young adulthood in the face of unusual odds.

"The Search for Catherine," is the story of a mother's struggle with substance addiction and domestic violence at the hands of her boyfriend, Victor Sinclair. This dysfunction led to the intervention of Child Protective Services (CPS). As a result, Catherine lost her children to the foster care system, and Victor went to prison. Determined to turn her life around and regain custody, Catherine sought rehabilitation. For a while everything seemed to move in a positive direction, until Victor was released. To Catherine's dismay, her long journey with rehabilitation seemed to come to a close. Unfortunately, she found herself in the same situation once again. To ensure the safety of her children, she had to remove herself from the lives of all those she held dear. The children were devastated; they longed to see their mother again. Catherine had every intention of returning for them once she could be certain Victor was no longer a threat to their safety, or the normalcy they deserved. However, would Victor allow this? Would Catherine stay clean? Would she ever see her children again, and what would happen to the children during her absence? She couldn't be sure, but she had no choice; she had to leave. With alarm and concern, Catherine's brothers launched a full-scale search for her, and "The Search for Catherine," began!

Game Changers take on the offices of Dynamic Digital Marketing (DDM), an organization that is highly competitive and often cut-throat. This character-driven story spotlights Carmen Fenton, a waitress at Greyton's Grill, and a student studying to earn a college degree in Marketing. With the laborious hours, she spends as a waitress, Carmen is eager to graduate and start her career. Upon graduation, she is placed with DDM. As she strives to learn the business, she encounters an old flame, unethical business practices, and corporate sabotage. Will she be able to handle the relationships, the related drama, and the business world? Hold on to your seats and get ready to encounter a dramatic novel of multifaceted entanglements!

Emerging Authors: A Black Butterfly Books Magazine drives user engagement by staying ahead of the digital curve. Gaining visibility in published works builds brand, product recognition, and ultimately, lead generation. This quarterly magazine is promoted on a PAID platform to ensure widespread visibility. Promotion also includes a digital flipbook and social media campaigns.

Greyton's Grill and the Game Changers take on the offices of Dynamic Digital Marketing (DDM), an organization that is highly competitive and often cut-throat. This character-driven story spotlights Carmen Fenton, a waitress at Greyton's Grill, and a student studying to earn a college degree in Marketing. Upon graduation, she is placed with DDM. As she strives to learn the business, she encounters an old flame, unethical business practices, and corporate sabotage.

Penny Candy, The Hopscotch Trails takes you on a journey through the eyes of Margo, a little girl on summer vacation. She is excited to visit her friend, Trisha; they haven't seen each other since Trisha's move to Florida. Now, school is out and it's finally time for the girls to have fun again! Penny Candy: The Hopscotch Trails is an elementary-level children's book that speaks to family, friendships, and diversity. This fun-filled summer vacation embodies unity and the acceptance of others through lyrical poetry and colorful illustrations.