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When Lightning Strikes by Keya

How can you have it all – education, personality, and beauty - yet your life is flooded with a sea of troubles?

Imminent, new author Keya answers this question and more in When Lightning Strikes, a novel about Ms. Taylor Devereaux, her three best friends, and her spiraling-out-of-control life. Taylor is on the road to happiness and success. She is a gorgeous and classy woman with a thriving career and a wonderful fiancée. One day, Taylor’s near perfect world is turned upside down when she discovers her future husband is cheating.

To make matters worse, while trying to put the pieces of her life back together, she finds out someone at her job has filed a sexual harassment complaint against her. She realizes someone is out to ruin her life. With Taylor’s personal life, profession, and overall reputation at stake, can she overcome it all? Or, will the stress of it all bring out another side of Taylor? See how Taylor reacts “When Lightning Strikes.”

Website: http://www.keyalit.com

Read the first chapter online:
www.keyalit.com/WhenLightningStrikes-Chapter1.pdf

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  Date / Time: 5/4/2008 12:19 PM UTC

  Breast Cancer Survivorship Tribute at BAN
  

  "Faith, Hope & Inspiration: Surviving Mothers of Breast Cancer Tribute"

   

  On Thursday, May 8, 2008 8pm-10pm EST, The Black Authors Network (BAN) will open its phone lines for any caller who wants to tell the world how much they love their mothers!

   

  It is also an opportunity for those who have survived breast cancer to speak out and for those who have lost a loved one to breast cancer, to remember and pay tribute to their life in a inspirational Mother’s Day Salute. I hope the literary community will join us in this open forum to address breast cancer and to thank the mothers, aunts, daughters, and sisters who are working towards a prevention and eventual cure for breast cancer in our global community.

   

  The statistics state that 10 million people around the world could die from breast cancer in the next 25 years without the cures to prevent it. BAN would like to enlighten African American women of the realities behind breast cancer, while paying tribute to survivors of breast cancer. BAN would also like to share, the love for mothers who may have passed on, to a higher reward as well.

   

  If you are a 'survivor mom' or you know someone who would like to participate in our Mother's Day Tribute, please email Ella to schedule your speaking engagement at: ellacurry@edc-creations.com 

   

   

  If you have a book or poetry related to breast cancer, women health advice, death and grief counseling, or if you are a community leaders working with survivors, please email Ella to schedule your speaking engagement at: ellacurry@edc-creations.com

   

  
  Breast Cancer Survivorship Tribute at BAN
  Thursday, May 8, 2008 8pm-10pm EST
  http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Black-Author-Network
  Authors and Speakers call-in number:  1-646-200-0402

   

  
  Topics Discussed:
  What does it mean to be a survivor?
  Life After Treatment: What Now?
  Discussing Coping & Quality of Life

  My Mom Is The Best Shout out
  Pay Tribute to a Mother Who Has Passed On

   

   

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  Warmest regards, 

  
  Ella Curry
  President/CEO EDC Creations
  Black Author Network Radio-Founder
  Sankofa Literary Society-Founder
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