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The Love He Saved
Frankie Mae Tyson was in love. She loved Michael Jackson for as long as she could remember, and she had always dreamed of meeting him. One day, while driving down the Santa Monica freeway, 20-year-old Frankie saw a large, flashy limousine. There wasn't a doubt in her mind; it was Michael Jackson. They flirted as they drove down the highway. Frankie Mae had never been a popular girl. In school, the boys had made fun of her, but Michael Jackson saw her picture in a vacant store window before he met her, and he saw the plain girl in a special light. He cared about her. She cared about him, and they were both successful in keeping their union secret from the world. He truly loved her. She had se...
Letters to Carol
In Elementary School, during the late 60's classmates called me "The Blob." At home, I was ridiculed daily by my mother, who imitated my looks to my siblings. The cruel guardian disassociated me from my real name. With the early loss of my beloved grandmother, I had no protection. Then, my brother's abuse hurt me primarily on multiple levels. One day, inside my bedroom closet I developed dissociative identity disorder, or Multiple Personality Disorder. I began hugging myself, promising to develop protective mechanisms to help me deal with daily trauma. It also helped me tolerate cruel, insulting behaviors by believing I could rely on my alternate universe to help me soothe my inner pain. When I recognized how much better I felt, I could appropriate tolerance by relegating all my abuses to another part of my mind. Later on, following a terrifying bout with homelessness, my last personality emerged to tell my story, proving forgiveness was the component that would ultimately rest my trauma. I am most honored to present to you Letters to Carol.
What Start Bad a Mornin'
Using interwoven narratives — present-day United States, Trinidad, and the political tumult of Jamaica in the 1980s — Carol Mitchell's debut gives voice to the immigrant woman whose veneer of middle-class stability masks the violent trauma of a prior life. "An engaging and life-affirming read.” — Booklist "What start bad a mornin', cyan end good a evenin'." — Jamaican proverb Amaya Lin has few memories of the years before she turned eighteen. Now in her forties, she has compensated by carefully cultivating a satisfying life as a wife, mother, and business professional. Her husband’s law practice is on the brink of major success; her neurodiverse son has grown into an independent ...
Richard The Great
Author Carol Denise Mitchell writes a heartfelt tribute to her brother Richard Alfred Charles, after his battle with Esophageal Cancer in 2016. Her goal is to reach America with love of family.
Rovella Starr - The New Love-Starved Bitch
Rovella Starr is the exciting tale of possessiveness and Rovella Starr's difficulty to love. This amazing suspense transcends predictable standards of conventional love and will keep you turning the pages to explore how Rovella, who appears to have it all, transversely manifests love into danger and into pure wicked evilness. In the end, we uncover the sad truth about Rovella Starr, but is it too late?
Richard the Great
It is the most touching novel ever written! It will send families home to their loved ones. Carol Denise Mitchell delivers in her new novel, Richard the Great. This is an incredible family saga, a story about a sister who was there for her brother from the time she was 12 until her brother Richard's early death at age 58. Riveting, Richard's sad end did come from esophageal cancer. And, the only thing Richard asked for at the end was his brothers and sisters. This tremendous tribute to a brother who did not want to die alone will have you shivering. Richard, once a sensational professional cook and comedian was addicted to drugs. When Suzy learns the secret behind her brother's addiction; and, while other family members refused to support Richard, Suzy alters her life. She was there for her dying brother, as she promised she would be during their childhood. Richard the Great is an amazing tale of one sister's strength, love, and dedication to a family member who had brought joy to her life. To Suzy, Richard was an awesome brother, who died too soon. Richard the Great is dedicated to Richard Alfred Charles and Janice Cartwright Anderson's memory...
What Happened to Suzy Anniversary Edition
What Happened to Suzy was an award winning novel. Author Carol Denise Mitchell is most proud to honor the 25th anniversary of What Happened to Suzy in this, the author's special anniversary edition. This timeless story of one girl's struggle to survive child abuse is unfortunately, still as relevant today - as it was 25 years ago. Additional information includes important resources useful for all readers.
Yoga on the Ball
Moving through yoga postures while using the exercise ball is meditation in motion. The exercise ball provides a cushioning base for the strong stretches and graceful movements of the yoga exercises, and with only a slight roll of the ball, the deep stretches can be altered to target different areas of the muscles.
Battle for Brimstone
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The Bread the Devil Knead
Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2022 'An extraordinary and emotionally immersive novel – the music of Lisa Allen-Agostini's writing voice is gloriously specific to Trinidad, yet this heart-wrenching story of a woman both liberated and in need of liberation has universal resonance.'— Margaret Busby. 'Strips you down to raw nerve to build you back up again. Allen-Agostini has an unswerving eye.'— Nalo Hopkinson 'You dip into the first page and don't come up for breath until the last... thoroughly enjoyable.'— Kei Miller Alethea Lopez is about to turn 40. Fashionable, feisty and fiercely independent, she manages a boutique in Port of Spain, but behind closed doors she's covering up bruises from her abusive partner and seeking solace in an affair with her boss. When she witnesses a woman murdered by a jealous lover, the reality of her own future comes a little too close to home. Bringing us her truth in an arresting, unsparing Trinidadian voice, Alethea unravels memories repressed since childhood and begins to understand the person she has become. Her next step is to decide the woman she wants to be.
