Don T Be A Dumb Bitch Your Whole Life

Don't Be A Dumb Bitch Your Whole Life, is a short story on a past situation that had me reevaluating who I was. This book is to not only make light of the situation but to hopefully bring awareness to women currently going through what I went through.

Have you ever been head over heels for someone, only to find out you're the only one head over heels? This book not only details my story, but it's meant to help you through yours.

You've subscribed to her blogs on Byayanaellis.com, you've read the articles in Don Diva Magazine's Diva Corner, now prepare yourself to be thoroughly entertained by Ayana Ellis' sixth novel, Don't Be a Dumb Bitch, a combination of her truths, advice, and opinions on love, life, sex, friends and situation-ships. Don't Be a Dumb Bitch is raw, colorful, witty, and an enlightening piece for women and even some men. It can best be described as a conversation amongst friends or advice from your out spoken home girl, whose only mission is for you to not be a dumb bitch! In an oversexed society of misogyny and disrespect, Don't Be a Dumb Bitch is the perfect guide for women of all ages on how to move in a world full of vultures. Readers are sure to feel powerful and renewed after absorbing the many gems on life, love, and positive advice within this book. You haven't read a self-help book quite like this. Be Great!

Don't Be A Dumb Bitch is raw unfiltered content straight from the "Original Street Bible" Don Diva Magazine's, Diva Corner column, where Ayana Ellis serves as the Deputy Editor . In Ellis' sixth book, she provides unfiltered commentary on love and dating for the ladies...and some of the men too! This book is filled with gems and advice that anyone of all ages can use for years to come. Originally released in 2015

An Irish immigrant familys heartbreaking involvement with the Irish Revolution was a distant event to its third generation children who turned its lingering secret operation into summertime games at their grandfathers riverside cottage. While their attention in the 1950s was centered about education and church, the three siblings were unknowingly drawn into the persistent Troubles conflict as it stretched from an American city to the bucolic Adirondack mountains and onto Ireland. In the calm of the post-World War II era, their turbulent lives were woven by the threads of their familys political and religious manipulation under which they unwittingly became pawns for hierarchal political power, personal lust and cultural/religious-sanctioned bigotry and betrayal.

Love is always a beautiful thing when it’s shared, respected, and cherished. The moment it becomes any less than those three, your relationship and sanity are damned to hell. Don’t believe it? Just ask Paradise “Goody” Maverick. Once upon a time, she’d been the hopeless romantic type who thought she’d fall in love and stay that way forever, only to be painfully reminded that forever doesn’t always last. High school sweethearts and the only loves they’ve ever known, Goody and Kayson Miller have lived happily, chased dreams, and established a life together. The house, the cars, the success, and anything else Goody could name, they’d grinded and gotten it together. She had just gotten to the peak of her happiness when life decided to come around and knock her down. What happens when love is no longer enough? What do you do when you’re betrayed and left by your best friend? Who’s to blame when you have nothing left to give, not even to yourself? The idea of second chances seems utterly detestable, so when Jerrico shows up looking, smelling, and acting like a knight in shining armor, what’s a girl to do? Do you suck it up and move on, or do you harbor rage and bitterness? Ask Goody, she knows. The heart of the heartless, hollowed and emptied by that thing called love. Fed up and against anything that involves a man and her emotions, she’s prepared to kiss Jerrico goodbye, or so she thinks... welcome to the life of a SAVAGE. Men, remember, anything you can do... women can do better. Heads up, Queens, this one is for us!

A colorful collection of short stories written by contemporary authors from Brazil