Books By E.

 Emerald Dixon, a successful writer, embodies a princess in this modern day fairy tale of a young woman who is wooed by her princes, a well-established movie star, Richard DeMarco. Recently Richard has become her acquaintance through his leading role in the movie version of Emerald's latest work, "The Topaz Chronicle". But when Emerald's fairy tale comes true can the love of her life be too intoxicating? With her insecurities, can this young woman learn to succumb to true love once she has it? Will once upon a time lead to happily ever after? 

 Once free-spirited and carefree, River Daniels enjoyed and lived for fun. However, a change of events has caused her to do a complete turnaround. She now lives the life as a very structured and very disciplined college professor teaching at two colleges. She is also a best-selling author. These changes have allowed her to be very..., very successful. As a matter of fact, she is so successful she is the sole investor in her uncle Reuben's million dollar night club. But when Dana Wilson, an old acquaintance from the past, coincidentally appears, family obligation forces River to do business with Dana. This blast from the past has shaken her structured and disciplined life causing her to literally be face to face with unresolved issues not from Dana but from the past itself. Will this sudden reunion force River to deal with the unresolved issues or she be caught up in the flames..., 

 When Andrew Gallagher sees the beautiful Lydia Rose singing at Miss Ida House of Soul, he senses that there is something about her-something familiar; from the way she looked; to the lyrics, she sings. Then one particular song strikes Andres to the realization of who Lydia Rose is! Andrew invites Lydia to his favorite diner to discuss the inevitable. Over apple pie, Andrew and Lydia make the decision that will change their lives..., forever 

 On a remote island, a tropical paradise known as The Island, affluent and bourgeois African-Americans vacations for the summer author Journey Calloway vacations on The Island with her best friend LaKeya Matthews for the christening of LaKeya's twin sons. While on The Island, Journey rents a loft from the reclusive Vision Campbell. The mystery of Vision Campbell causes Journey to make several attempts to find out who Vision really is.Also on The Island, Lakeya and Journey come face to face with the familiar and ugly issues dealing with the light-skinned vs. dark-skinned and the old money, known as The Established vs. the new money, known as The New. During their summer, their friendship is tested based on these issues which will ultimately lead to solving the mystery of Vision Campbell. 

 August Schofield, a single mother and writer is living her dream. As a successful author, she takes care of her daughter and lives the luxurious life, but her one desire is to write the greatest American novel; her magnum opus, that book that would cement her as one the world's greatest authors. But August desires overshadow the evidence that she is the epitome of the American Dream. She must realize that it is not about the book or books but the being the individual that has set the standard for greatness. 

 Dark family secrets forced Hilton and Valerie Jones to raise their niece Storm McCoy. Once they saw that Storm was an art prodigy, Hilton and Valerie saw the opportunity to emerge from the pit that those dark family secrets placed them in. Under their controlling yet loving guidance and tutelage, Hilton and Valerie groomed Storm to be social royalty. Then one day, Storm learns about those family secrets. Feeling betrayed, she vows to live her life, no longer under the thumb of her aunt and uncle. With the instruction and guidence of her mentor and best friend, Storm has a successful career as an art dealer. However Storm finds herself under the control of others. Living in self imposed exile, Storm must deal with the past, and expose those secrets if she will ever be emotionally emancipated. 

 When you looked at her, you saw a refined and regal woman, but the truth is, she was a woman that went to hell and back. From the death of three pillars in her life within a matter of six months, marrying a pentecostal preacher that used the Bible to manipulate and control her thoughts. Phoenix Black thought only suicide would be a relief from the emotional and mental pain that she endured. Then, when she decided to stand up and leave him and get a taste of liberty she found herself in love with another man that mentally and emotionally abused her more than any man in her life. For years she lived a life of emotional and mental torture from both men, sentencing her to what seemed like a life in hell.

The Resurrection of Phoenix Black is about a woman who took her life back. By using the fires of hell, she stood up and found her mental and emotional freedom.

Redefining and restructuring her life, Phoenix Black survived the hellish ordeal to live the life she was ordained to live.