Terri Ann Johnson is a national bestselling author who crafts stories of inspiration and Christian fiction with relatable themes that everyday people encounter. Terri’s debut novel, Faith Alone, was published in 2018 and she’s a contributor to the anthologies, Spice and All I Want for Christmas. Her latest short story, This Can’t Be Us, is available for free in Kindle Unlimited. Terri is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.www.terriannjohnson.com. #terriannjohnson#getcaughtreading#bookworm
Anita L. Roseboro-Wade, is a National Bestselling Author and native of North Carolina. Her stories are centered around women’s issues and thought-provoking subjects. She loves to chat with readers. Please visit her website at www.anitalroseboro.com
J.L. Campbell is an award-winning Jamaican author who has written over thirty books in several romance subgenres. Campbell, who features Jamaican culture in her stories, is a certified editor, and also writes non-fiction. Visit her on the web atwww.joylcampbell.com.#jlcampbell#books#getcaughtreading
25 years ago today, I married my best friend. He still makes me smile and has taken me on adventures around the world. Through the highs and lows of life, I’m glad I have him to share it with.
Naleighna Kai started with a simple goal of marketing and promotions for her clients that branched into a group: NK’s Tribe Called Success which created two national bestselling anthologies: Sugar and Spice. On the heels of that success, each of the members of NKTCS launched individual projects that have also been a mega-hit with readers. As a whole, we continue to write, market, and support each other in achieving our literary goals.
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This book takes you on a journey through an imagined past, modern day and the future we can only dream about. Naleighna Kai is on top of her literary game as she pulls you into the world building of the Heaven Project. Download your copy today.
If you’re talking about the NBA Playoffs and the Los Angeles Lakers, the answer is a resounding “Nope”.
I know I’m in the minority here, but I wasn’t a big proponent of the Lakers signing LeBron James. I know he’s arguably the best player in the NBA. But I wanted the Lakers to let the young players grow. Show patience and add a free agent or two without sacrificing the young core. Of course, Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka had other ideas.
What do I know? I’ve only been a fan of the NBA and the Lakers since my Dad introduced me to the team back in the ’80s. I grew up on the Showtime Lakers. Cheered during the Kobe and Shaq years. LA is used to winning teams. It’s hard for me to watch my once beloved team being mismanaged like this.
All good things come to an end and it was time to rebuild. However, getting LeBron changes the dynamic of the team. Maybe that’s a good thing.
Playoffs? Not this year.
What do you think the Lakers should do? Trade the young players? Pursue Anthony Davis and other free agents? Fire the coach?
