Author: Jerry Lee Walker III

This book is to all the individuals who have dreams, aspirations and a desire to live a life of greatness. To those who are searching for more than what God can do for them but rather what God can do through them. This book is for them. People that realize they have a say so in how their life will turn out and how history will be made. It is my hearts deepest desire to see these individuals break away from the clutter of the common and realize their voice and authority. To begin to manifest their true and authentic selves without fear and care of the cultures and opinions that try to minimize their greatness. It is my belief that this moment, this very moment that you are in now reading this was predestined by God, so to you I say: this book is dedicated to you.

Author: Dr. Lashun Massey

This book provides an account of the life story of Dr. Lashun King Massey, P.E. It outlines the challenges that she faced growing up as a child in rural Arkansas. Although Dr. Massey was born in a socioeconomically depressed area in Arkansas, she managed to defy the odds and pursue a career in engineering. This book helps to tell the story of Dr. Massey’s childhood life and uncover the challenges that she faced in pursuing a career in engineering.

Author: Margaret Joanne Rice

Set in the Old South after the Civil War – specifically on a tobacco plantation in Staunton, Virginia – this story revolves around three key groups of people. Plantation owners, plantation workers, and Native Americans play integral roles in this saga. They often intersect and prove necessary for each other to exist in their sociopolitical climate. The conflict in the story involves an ancient Indian folktale about a baby skull hidden on plantation property in a grandfather clock that is shrouded in superstition. This skull is said to have magical powers, and, when it disappears, many strange events begin to unfold.