OF THE HEAD/ OF THE HEART
of a young honor student from small town America. Dana Roberts found herself
faced with many grown up decisions when she chose to go off to college. Away
from home and on her own for the first time in her life, Dana's upbringing and
spiritual convictions were all she had to rely on in making many of the choices
she was confronted with.
Running from the domestic abuse she had witnessed up close and personal,
Dana surrounded herself with armor stronger than steel. Yet, she managed to
remain sensitive, understanding and forgiving. Her insight and ability to cope
with difficult situations portrayed wisdom well beyond her years, which definitely
proved to be an asset to her credit along her journey.
The death of her roommate and best friend marked the beginning of a snowball
that kept rolling over the years. Finding her Prince Charming, only to lose him,
dealt her a heavy blow. Adding fuel to the fire, she discovered she was
pregnant. Alone and vulnerable, what should she do? Abortion? Never entered
her mind. Run home to mama? Too much pride and dignity. Put school on
hold? No other choice.
Faced with numerous life-changing decisions at such an early age, Dana
Roberts proves that the choices we make often dictate the kind of life we live.
Be they good choices or bad choices, she learned that there's a way to get
through them and life does go on.
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Edward Myles is one of those young brothers you can't help but love. Men
admired and respected him. Women adored him. Children looked up to him
and fought for his attention. Heart as pure as gold but a force to be reckoned
with.
Born into poverty and surrounded by adversities, Edward quickly learned the
realities of life from his mother and mentors who refused to let him become
another statistic. Rising above his modest beginnings, he set goals and
standards for himself and achieved each one. Never forgetting where he came
from, he reached back to give others that helping hand that was extended to
him. Some would say he’s too good to be true. Not so. Why? Because his
mother taught him how to humble himself and pray.
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'Choices' is a must read for any young person embarking upon a journey such
as Dana's or Edward’s. Leaving home for the first time, starting your
educational journey, facing parenthood alone, (or not alone), having trouble
finding yourself or setting solid goals, ‘Choices’ ‘is definitely an experience you
will appreciate.
On the other hand, if you're looking for that old fashion romance that you often
dream about and wish for, you’re in for a treat.
If you’re a die-hard fan of mystery, murder and mayhem, you’re still in the right
place.
Or if you want a good laugh to lighten the atmosphere, we aim to please.
‘Choices’ has something everyone, so sit back and enjoy the journey.
Pamela
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