Nanette M. Buchanan is a native of Newark, New Jersey, now residing in Fayetteville, North Carolina. She first set her pen to pad, as a written expression of her love for poetry. To date, her pen-to-pad accomplishments include three volumes of poetry, fourteen novels, her latest work, “Zip Code Injustice”, and three children's books, including “Heaven Sent Kisses”. A book that explains death and grief from a child’s perspective for families coping with grief. When asked about the genre, she teasingly replies, “Reality Fiction.” Her latest non-fiction novel is quite personal. Managing Your Madness- A Lifestyle of Deliberate Redirection is a survivor's guide. As a cancer survivor, this author speaks about daily stressors, our reactions, and a mindset that can cause our health to be in jeopardy. |
Fiction
The First Lady, Juanita Reynolds, of The First Zion Tabernacle Baptist Church has a hidden past. She hasn’t told the story to her husband, Reverend Geoffrey Reynolds during their fourteen years of marriage nor has it been mentioned during any of the Women in Christ Empowerment Seminars.
Jocelyn Adams has been raised by her father’s sister, Midge Adams since birth. She recognized the First Lady during a lecture she gave at Spelman College during her senior year. It sparked her interest in theology and she came to the church to learn more from the woman she always admired. As the young beautiful, prospective new member enters the church each Sunday she takes a seat in the rear of the church. Jocelyn is in awe of the woman who has encouraged many to recognize God in their life.
A daughter looking to mimic the life of her mother she has always felt was misunderstood is seeking to change her life and find her purpose. She’s praying for divine intervention.
A mother who thinks her daughter is there to ruin her life. As her past haunts her, she is unwilling to believe in divine intervention and seeks to discredit her own daughter to continue living her lie.
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