4 Books Published by End of the Rainbow Projects on AALBC — Book Cover Collage

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Kennedy, Daryn, and Joy Soul are three hip sisters who live in a small suburb in Ohio. This trio of rambunctious and mischievous girls has never gotten along with one another and has never agreed upon anything, not even the day of the week. But when Bo Hart, their mom’s new boyfriend, comes into the picture after years of it being just the sisters and their mother, each of the girls can finally agree upon one thing; that they need to get rid of Mom’s new boyfriend! In this hilarious adventure, the Soul Sisters pull the oldest tricks in the book—as well as some new and original ones of their own—to discourage the relationship between Bo and their mother. You can visualize the three-ring circus under the big tent of these characters’ lives as the very memorable Soul Sisters tamper with fate.

Through the gift of written word you are invited into a sundry universe. World On My Shoulders is the beginning pages to a clandestine diary. Shared with you are many pieces of this best selling author’s zealous soul. This vast selection of poetry is diverse in every sense of the word. You can indulge in everything from spiritual (The Day Will Come)to the common broken heart (Overnight). Feed your mind a sassy sultry sidedish (Feast For Two) and a spoonful of righteousness (The Advantage). World On My Shoulders is a passionate journed where as each poem becomes a reflection of your own thoughts. Allow yourself to be awakened by true consciousness. You too will be able to stake claim on the world.

PLEASE TELL ME IF THE GRASS IS GREENER is the dominant work of writing of the Millennium. This compilation of seven short stories is peerless of it’s kind. Each of the storytellers will take your hand and lead you through the unpredictable, and sometimes disgruntled, fields of life. "Even Snowflakes Have Flaws" takes on the essence of a young woman and her struggle to grasp the perfection society is fixated on. In "Eyes Like Mine", Braylee tells of his determination from boyhood to avoid stagnant roads that could end him astray. Jude is faced with the struggle of choosing love or lust in "Sweet Potato Pie". In "Nothin’ Worse Than an Unmade Bed", Promise regrets not knowing how to love her man right. The thought of his leaving devastates her. The narrator kicks knowledge to the wanna be playas in "What Goes Around". His experiences as a bachelor will floor you. In "Daddy’s Little Girl", the narrator conquers the anger she had towards her father. She realizes that it is time for her to not necessarily forgive and forget, but to move on. And lastly, James Sr. forces you to be an accomplice of his brutal thoughts as he fights to cope with failed dreams and lack of will in "You Ever Seen A Grown Man Cry". PLEASE TELL ME IF THE GRASS IS GREENER is beyond powerful, moving and all those other common descriptors. It is unfeigned.