Contact Leah at leahmullen@yahoo.com

Leah Mullen resides in the Bedford Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn with her husband and their two children. Leah has a BA in print journalism from the Pennsylvania State University. Her first novel, Again and Again, a coming of age love story, was released in 2005.

Leah's essays, articles, reviews and profiles have appeared in a number of publications and websites including, Mosaic, WritersandPoets.com, Conscioushiphop.com, Fiercemag.com, The Black World Today.com, Black Planet.com, Black Issues Book Review, The Daily Challenge, Sisters in Motion, Our Times Press, The New York World

Articles Written for AALBC.com Include:

Trice Hickman's sophomore novel promises more sizzle just in time for the summer

Giving it Away: My ’Free’ Lance Writing Career

Need Inspiration to Write? Begin Within

My Sacred Texts

Thumper Unveiled? Not Quite Yet 

Advertising Online: Is this the Wave of the Future for Selling Black Books? 

Carl Weber Gives "Best Selling" Author a New Meaning

Brooklyn Festival Showcases Emerging Authors 

A Review of Shirley Hailstock's Novel: A Family Affair

A Review of Althea by Linda Watkins

A Review of Sister, Sister: Three Novellas by Donna Hill, Carmen Green and Janice Sims

A Review of In My Bedroom by Donna Hill

 

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Again and Again
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by Leah Yvonne Mullen

ISBN: 0595339808
Format: Paperback, 209pp
Pub. Date: January 2005
Publisher: iUniverse, Incorporated

Growing up, Sarah just wanted to be loved, but she went about it in the worst possible way. If Sarah could turn back the hands of time she would not have made so many mistakes. She wants her daughter Bridget's last years in high school to be smooth and trouble free, unlike the poverty and homelessness Sarah grew up with. Most of all she does not want Bridget to become a mother before she is a woman.

However, Bridget--bright and determined, yet doubting her own worth--has her own vision for her life, one that is full of the young man she adores.

Sarah's fierce determination to overcome her wild, party girl past and create a conventional future jeopardizes what is most precious to her. Can she keep her hopes for her daughter's success from crushing Bridget's dreams, while at the same time making peace with her own unfulfilled desires?

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