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Dangerous Conversations

6x9 Paperback-171 Pages
ISBN # 978-0-9787935-0-0 $14.95

Dangerous Conversations is the 1st of a series of books written by the author Pamela. T.
Murphy. The story touches on all phases of relationship issues from friendship,
jealousy, infidelity, deceit, dedication, love, hate, and effects of life and death. It shows
how there is a thin line between love and hate and how obsession is confused with love.
Without words there is no beginning and no ending. The need to converse, to express oneself is just as necessary for survival as food and water. For Paula Jackson who is the
primary character it becomes so extreme that she looses herself in her thoughts and in the
lives of others. It's filled with romantic drama of a love triangle between friends and lovers.

A good girl caught in between what appears to be Mr. Wrong and Mr. Right, or could that
be just a perception. It devels into that controversial area where conversation and
relationships cross. During a live television interview the author was quoted as saying "As
human beings we crave for others to identify with us as individuals, as we want to be
heard. As a result, things are often said and done to attract attention rather than to reflect
the truth."  
                 
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The Thrill Is Gone

6x9 Paperback-184 Pages
ISBN # 978-0-9787935-1-7 $19.95  

on sale now $15.99

The Thrill Is Gone is a continuation of the novel Dangerous Conversations.  The primary
character, Paula Jackson, is an African American attorney who is accustomed to getting what she wants and having control, but she learns that she can’t control love. Situations of life and death, baby-moMma drama, domestic violence and black-male create a thin line between sanity and insanity as Jackie, Paula’s arch rival and Alex’s ex-wife, returns to make Paula’s life a living hell and this time Jackie has help to make sure she gets the job done. Paula perceived as a "Good Girl" and "Dangerous" by others, was stuck in society and in a love triangle that changed faces so many times no one knew who was involved or if they were friends or lovers.

Faced with ghosts from the past, estranged from friends and her only daughter, Bianca, while unable to choose her heart or her mind as she’s betrayed by the man she loves and her best friend, who is in love with her, Paula snaps. Filled with anger and consumed with resentment she loses more than just her control. It appeared everyone Paula believed in had died, while others were consumed with money, sex, and mischief; people became manikins, fake, hollow and heartless, as if their thrill was gone. Through the gift of unconditional love these characters get a chance to live and to love again. Sometimes you need to lose to determine that you want to win. They find out that the thrill was never gone, just misplaced. "If Today Was Yesterday" what would they have
done differently?