When Angel Reynolds found herself at a white lesbian bar on Christmas Eve, she never expected to encounter two women that would drastically change her life. The first was Kimberly Chase, a young woman who is totally in awe of Angel and wants to go bar hopping with her. The other is Paula Travis, an older, attractive woman who Angel meets at a black lesbian club. Through this encounter, Angel and Paula begin a journey towards a deeper love for self, and an exciting love affair. Join them as their instant attraction is challenged by racial prejudices, self identity and self rejection. In the end the two must realize, as well as we all should that once you have a deeper love within yourself, it will create a sense of self pride and respect that will be reflected within others.
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About the Author
Shonia Brown is a native Atlantan who began her writing career at the young age of 10 with several notebook binders of the tales of an all black soap opera, and romance novels. Later in life she recognized there was a need to tell a different kind of story, when she realized she was also a part of another community. She knew that the black lesbian and gay male didn't always have a true identity in literature, and wanted to be apart of the revolution that would change this, and thus began to create her first lesbian novel. In addition to writing novels, Shonia is also a professional technical writer, and entrepreneur. She has always tried to acknowledge the blessings that God has bestowed upon her by sharing these gifts with others. It is through her experiences that Shonia has realized how important it is to encourage the love of reading, and to help others bring together their talents for the total success of all those involved and effected by these alliances.
Details
| ISBN | 0595233775 |
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| Copyright Date | 2002 |
| Publication Date | September 2002 |
| Publisher | Writers Club Press |
| Format | Trade Paperback |
| No. of Pages | 216 |
| Language | English |
| Rating | Not Rated |
| Genre | Black Interest; Fiction |