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  |  | The Spotlight Novel "FINDING PEACE," after a life of sexual, mental and physical abuse. | December 7, 2011 through December 13, 2011 - Vol 119 | | | | In This Issue | | | | | Online Store | | | | | | | Greetings! | |  In this week's Spotlight we feature "Finding Peace," After a life of Sexual, Mental and Physical Abuse by Tena Williams.
Finding Peace after a life of sexual, mental, and physical abuse reflects on all the abusive events that author Tena Williams experienced throughout her childhood in Jamaica. At age 4 she had her first sexual experience and by her 16 sixteenth birthday, her older brother would routinely violate her. The abuse continued through adulthood, the number of abusers increased. Tena expresses all the risky behaviors she engaged in during her childhood and teen years. She speaks on how the abusers impacted her growth and self-esteem.
She discusses the process that helped her to heal from her scars and to overcome the horrors she faced throughout her life. This book is therapy for Author Tena Williams, who hopes that her testimony will help all victims of abuse heal from their difficult struggle, and to know that there is healing to help them grasp life to the fullest. This book is also for individuals who have never experienced abuse, as it will help them understand the struggles of victims. | | | | |  Tena Williams began singing in her church choir as a little girl in Jamaica. At age 10 she came to the United States and continued her musical ways. She started writing songs at 16, Reggae, R&B and Rap was her passion.
Late in 2006, under the name "Lady Flav'a" Tena began recording professionally and released her first album, "Mixed Emotions". It contained the songs "Sexing I want to feel," "Sweet love," "Riding in my Audi," "I lied dat was wrong," "Gotta have you," "No come back in a mi life," "Shump," "Slappy Slappy," "Feed me love," "Hot sexy boy" and "Mine you business gal." The hard core Reggae track "Slappy Slappy" was first played on Black roots radio and other stations in England. It's lyrics spoke about domestic violence and was dedicated to women worldwide who had experienced abuse. On June 3 of 2010 she performed "Slappy Slappy" and "Gotta have you" on the Benny Negro show in Harlem, NY.
This talented Musician and Author released "Finding Peace after a life of sexual, mental, and physical abuse" on November 21, 2010. Its is her first novel. The book reflects on the abusive Tena endured throughout her childhood.
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Poster Kraze, Inc. has created the "Author Collective" a consortium of self- published authors sharing ideas about the business of publishing. Our current roster of books include:
· 44th Barack H. Obama- Michael Williams
· Being Married and Loving It- Bennie Cross
· Pet Pals- Marcia LaFramboise
· Investing Tips For Smart People- Sarita Sowell
· Reality From The Heart- Richard T. James
· For Your Eyes Only- Richard T. James
· Crawlers- NeCee
· Grooming Him for Her- NeCee
· Words Cross & Across- Dr. Eugene Williams, Sr.
. No Experience Necessary- LaNay Harris
· Heidi's Happy Clients- Tony Dorian
· Wrench and The Super Saw- Tony Dorian
· Jose Makes a New Chip- Tony Dorian
. Hustle While You Work- Hotep
. Hustler's Gospel- Hotep
. Hustler's 10 Commandments-Hotep
. From a Thug 2 a Man- Clyde Tse
. I Count For Something- Phyllis Fecilia
. Midnight Blue-Tracy Moore
.Songs in the Night-Tracy Moore
.Twelve Universal Laws of Success- Herbert Harris
.America the Racists-Herbert Harris
.The Magic Pencil-Karen E. Dabney
.I Can Do Anything-Carolyn Mattocks
.Play Through The Foul-Vera-Jones
. The Bum Magnet-K. L. Brady
. What To Do When Life Hands You A Devastating Diagnosis-L. J. Holloway
. The Brothers Popovic-Steve Roberts
. Diary of A... - Sylvia Hubbard
. Keeper of Secrets-Anjuelle Floyd
. Broken Wings-William Dunn
. Is There a Balm in Black America? -Dr. Pam Payne Foster, MD
Journo's Diary-Chris Thomas
Dawn of Deliverance-Jim Peters
Shhhh! Don't Say A Word-Dr. Loren Due
A through Z Alphabet 26-Dr. Glenna Tyler
Silence is Power-Prince DeBayo Ogunmeno
| | | | |  Check out our website www.AuthorCollective.com, new books are added to our roster monthly. All books listed above would be a great addition to any library, classroom, bookstore, or book club.
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Michael Williams
Senior Account Executive
P. O. Box 21109
Detroit, MI 48221
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