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Filled with raw, powerful emotion, laced with cynical internal conflict, and flavored with the love of faith, a young Black man shares this collection of introspective poems crafted to be the vulnerability others don't want to be.Gabriel Desince has a heart for youth and empowers them in finding their purpose through creative writing, reciting poetry and sharing messages of authenticity, hope and wellness through life experiences. As the Founder of Network and CHILL (Collectively Handcrafting Intentional Lifelong Leaders) he seeks to unite and teach youth how to operate in the professional world.

Street Glory is The Untold Story of a changed man who gave up the lifestyle to live in peace.Truly a coming of age story set in St. Louis, Missouri, enjoy the vivid descriptions of the fashions, styles and cars of the late 80's and 90's and the sadness of young men living fast lives, gone too soon. As the author's fortunes grew, so did the danger. After many warning signs and several life-threatening incidents, he finally decided to make a change, as reality hit too close to home. Recognizing the damage his actions and the actions of other street hustlers, one day, he lost the heart to continue living along that dark path.Aaron Welch grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, the fifth of seven kids by his mother. When his parents split up, his mom, who was in the nursing profession, began working two jobs to support the family because of her commitment to providing. Each sibling "lead the younger ones" until they left the home. When it was his turn, Aaron had already been captivated by movies like Scarface, Superfly and The Mack, as well as TV shows like Miami Vice, each glorifying street life. He tried it, he liked it and he was hooked on being a player in the game. He began to hustle as a young, quiet teenager, building a successful empire within the confines of his territory in 'the City.' One fight in 9th grade changed the course of his life as he was "sent" to 'the County' to stay out of trouble. That move didn't work, it simply increased his opportunity and built new relationships. With the changing times and increased danger, along with the effects of his choices coming to light, he stopped.

In A Vision of Excellence, Author Greg Goodman shares his personal story of adversity mixed with terrible choices and horrible consequences, only to find victory in the end, after choosing to Get Back Up.Greg Goodman says, "You can be at your worst and stay down. Or you can Get Back Up if you're willing to put in the work to change what you feel, what you're doing and see yourself differently. No matter what you've been through or what you've done, today is the day to believe in yourself and see a better future."You are due for a change.Change is possible and attainable when you apply yourself, do the work and believe in yourself. It sounds good, and it's true. However, in those tough moments, months or years when adversity, chaos or failure seem like they've won, you must fight the negative voices and Get Back Up.If you've struggled with long or short-term obstacles, behaviors or negativity but haven't given up, it's time to walk in your own Vision of Excellence.

Chicago Police Department Detective Paul White is enjoying retirement in Niagara, New York. In the anthology, Chicago's Finest, an organized crime mystery involving drugs, prostitution and execution style murders, Detective White travels the country facing foes and friends to get to the truth, and to catch the killers. The Chicago's Finest Anthology contains Mysteries 1-4.Murder by the River, Mystery #1Detective Paul White is brought out of retirement to solve the deaths of three of his classmates in his sleepy hometown, Helena, Arkansas. Upon his return, he discovers friends he can't trust and a clue left by one of his dead classmates, which helps him solve the case.Unnecessary Murders in the First Degree, Mystery #2The town folk in Marvell, Arkansas are upset because seven boys have been found dead. The sheriff thinks a serial killer is on the loose, but he doesn't have any leads. He calls in Detective Paul White to help solve the case. This case will take Detective White across country to find the killer. Will he solve the case before another boy is killed?A Lover's Revenge, Mystery #3Detective Paul White is called in to help his former partner with the Chicago Police Department solve the murders of eight women in Houston, Texas who died similarly. The killer thinks he has hidden his tracks well, but not with Detective White on the case. When the case is solved, the killer is not who they expect.Conviction of an Innocent Man, Mystery #4Carnell Johnson is serving time in a Georgia prison for a crime he didn't commit and someone is trying to kill him. The mafia and a drug cartel are trying to expand in Atlanta. The FBI is looking to bring the cartel down and has Detective Paul White go undercover to help solve the case. Things get heated in Hotlanta before the case is solved.Author Otis Jones is a retired United States Postal Worker who started to write mysteries late in life, finding extra time in his 60s, to be creative. Born in Helena, Arkansas, the author brings imagination and old-fashioned crime solving to his stories, often named in honor of old friends from the past.

The poems in A Forgiving Heart Moves Forward, chronicle Shelia Mansfield's journey from being enslaved to freedom from abusers. The poems cover the mental, physical, sexual and financial abuse she endured and how her faith in God gave her the courage to leave. She hopes her poems inspire people, especially women, who are in abusive relationships to find the courage to move on and to thrive in their new lives.Author Shelia Mansfield began writing poetry as a means to survive an abusive relationship. Her insightful poems helped her stay alive, express herself and increased her esteem. Married early and divorced late, in between she lived a holy-hell of a life. Now in her 70s, hers is a story of surviving two abusive marriages, consuming nearly 50 years.