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Imagine truth…
Imagine honesty…
Can you give it?
Can you take it?
Personally, I couldn’t until I wrote
this book… 
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Williams’
story is fascinating and original…an
extraordinary memoir of a black man
whose life takes a dramatic turn when
he feels he has finally found the
woman he wants to spend the rest of
his life with. He prays and asks God
if he can/should marry her. The answer
from above comes back clearly... No!
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The Villager News
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This
is a rare look inside the fun loving
and festering psyche of one of Austin’s
most productive brutha’s. I
wish him luck, but no woman wants
to hear the truth that he’s
telling here…which is why every
woman should read this from cover
to (oh-no-he-didn’t –say-that-about-the-deacon!)
cover. |
– John L. Hanson Jr.
Producer,
"In Black America," National
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I
think the book is one of the best
I’ve read. The story kept me
interested all the way through to
the end… and I’ll read
it again after reading the last chapter
now that I have a different perspective.
I admire you for your willingness
to put yourself out there. Honesty
is a rare commodity.
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Wow!
What a ride. I absolutely loved it. I was
torn between wanting read it all in one
day or dragging it out a chapter at a time
because I didn’t want it to end. I
laughed and I cried. Laughed because of
the similarities we had growing up. I kept
calling my sister in Atlanta and reading
excerpts to her about what ya’ll used
to do when your parents left you home alone!
Cried to think of all the bad relationships
leading up to marriage – and I had
some “winners” – whew!
To sum it up…funny, insightful and
very, very deep. Hope you’re already
working on a second book. |
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Toni
Texas, USA |
