Miscellaneous on page 3

David Hopper, a two time felon compiled this work of writings, thoughts and letters. This book journeys through the struggles a young Black male endured during a seven year prison sentence. David details raw insight of how he was affected by anxiety and came near to mental breakdown at the start of his sentence. This is an authentic look at some pitfalls and hurdles one goes through being raised in the fiery streets of New York City while trying to maintain one's soul. This book is intended to give hope, inspiration and insight for those who take time to read it.

A dysfunctional relationship, greedy millionaire, a drug cartel, and the power of continence, all collide in this historical thriller. Travel around the world as the FBI tracks a very bad man, and science tracks a powerful relic. Maybe you'll find the answer to that age old question. Do we ever really get Redemption?

CC&R of Santa Barbara Village HOA 2024

ST Elmo Yesterday and Today "The Story of a Community" tells how Col. A.M. Johnson founded the town of ST Elmo, Tennessee. The book is a way to honor our founder and other pioneers and includes many photos from yesterday and today.

The #metoo movement is indicative of a culture in flux, a society on the cusp of something, the beginning of a different kind of era in which the playbook is being constantly rewritten. A time that, in our opinion, deserves to be interrogated, challenged, and fervently documented.

Manipulation happens in many forms. In some cases we don’t know it’s happening. Te-Lie-Vision, phones even the company you keep you need to keep a lookout on. Don’t be manipulated by Politicks, Celebrities, And Family. Some people find out they’re embarrassed by certain things they can’t control. To young to defend themselves or even to scared to speak up on what happened. Being raped as a child does a lot mentally to a person effecting the way they thing about certain things growing up. Child victims often know the perpetrator. 93% are known to the victim. 7% are strangers and 59% are acquaintances and 34% are family members.

We danced is a story of a family of dancers who overcome loss, gain strength and find joy through the art of dance.