In a world where literature and music intertwine, Ms. B's latest novel, "The Home's Regard Love Kept," offers readers a captivating journey through the complexities of marriage and self-discovery. In this blog post, we explore the themes, inspirations, and the unique pairing of a soundtrack with her book, shedding light on the profound messages she wishes to convey.

At the heart of "The Home's Regard Love Kept" is Reagan, a not-for-profit director juggling the demands of marriage, career, and motherhood. Ms. B describes Reagan's journey as one of navigating temptation while maintaining respect for her marriage. The novel captures the essence of modern relationships, showcasing how individuals can face challenges without compromising their values. For instance, Reagan's entanglement in a romance illustrates the delicate balance between personal desires and marital commitments.

In this episode I sat down with Dr. Tiffany Sayles. and we referenced her book; WE SAY.

Dr. Tiffany Sales, hailing from Gaston, Alabama, draws inspiration from her own childhood and the experiences of her students. Growing up in a single-parent household, she learned early on the importance of affirming oneself amidst challenges. Dr. Sales recalls, "Learning how to speak those things over myself was important," highlighting the necessity of self-affirmation. Her book aims to equip children with the tools to speak life into their own situations, encouraging them to recognize their worth.

In a world where negativity often overshadows positivity, the power of words can transform lives. In this episode of the Author Visibility podcast, host Danny Nicole engages in an enlightening discussion with author Dr. Tiffany Sales about her debut book, "We Say." Dr. Sales shares her personal journey and insights into how speaking life into oneself and others can create a ripple effect of positivity.

In this episode of The Book Talk Podcast, I sit down with Bryant E. White, a first-time author who just published his first novel, Crowned in Glory: Humanity Over Angels. This story is taken from one of Bryant's favorite scriptures, Psalm 82:6, "I have said, you are gods; and all of you are children of the most high." The book teaches who we are in God, how we were demoted to gods and how we received the chance to reclaim our victory and glory in Christ and do our jobs the way God designed them to be.

This book is important for all humanity and gets people to know and learn what God needs and wants for their lives.