Nicola V. Thompson-Harris

Was It Because I Was Black (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"Was it because I was black? Why, woman? Why did you put me up for adoption and leave me in the hands of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde personalities? I found you, my mother. I prayed for twenty years to get this opportunity to look into your blue eyes and ask you that question." "No!" the other woman answered. "Then what? How? Why?" Shanice Mc Dowell wasted no time to ask those direct questions and, in anger, promised to make her mother pay for her sufferings. John McKinney heard the voices in his head and knew he had to save his grandson Joshua. To him, his grandson whom he loved so much was becoming a killer. "Or maybe it was me," those were John's words as he traversed the balcony before killing his grandson and afterward turning the gun to himself. He left a letter for Sarah that revealed too much.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: iUniverse
• Seitenzahl: 140
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Januar 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781532065132
• Artikelnr.: 55039315

Autorenporträt

Nicola is a mom of two young adults, whom she knows are her greatest blessing in her life Academically, she holds a Bachelor's degree and diploma in Public Management from University of Guyana. While she always had that passion for the medical field, it became a reality, when she migrated to the USA. She went back to school and now is a recipient and holder of a degree and also certified as a Medical Billing and Coding Specialist. She also has a diploma in Business English from Sevendale house in London. Nicola likes to write and everything must be in detailed form and sometimes lengthy, so to her writing a book was natural and in the past she wrote and recited a few poems and stories, some are on YouTube, while others were read to her children only. Today she presents her first book to the world "Was it because I was black". The intent of this book seeks to make known that despite your social status - color of your skin, you can make a positive change to enhance and bring peace and harmony to the life of another person from a different social classification.