Don T Make Me Wait

Amari Christopher stopped searching for her one true love after her heart was broken five years ago. Her chronically single status is no problem, though, since her job as an entertainment reporter affords her the opportunity to meet plenty of truly great lovers in the music industry. When her ex-boyfriend is tragically killed in an accident, Amari starts to rethink her party-girl lifestyle. Facing forty and determined not to be the old chick in the club, she trades in her little black book for a leather-bound Bible and starts attending church. That’s where she meets Mandrel Ingram, a stable, God-fearing man who shows her that real love trumps meaningless romps. Mandrel Ingram retired his player card when he found the Lord. After two years of celibacy and praying for God to send him his mate, he thinks he may have found her when he meets fiery, beautiful, smart Amari. While he’s attracted to her free-spirited nature and charm, he wonders if this wild-child can ever be turned into a suitable housewife. He might have cause to wonder, as Amari becomes bored with their G-rated dates and starts to miss the thrill of romance in her life. When Amari interviews up-and-coming singer Apollo Rison for an article, his no-strings, live-for-moment attitude intrigues her. Already sexually frustrated and desperate for a new adventure, Amari propositions him for a one night stand. What starts as a casual fling morphs into a complicated situation, as Amari’s rendezvous with Apollo become more frequent and her feelings for him intensify. Before long, she is burdened with guilt and torn between Mandrel, who nurtures her spiritual side and makes her a better woman, and Apollo, who feeds her creative side and provides the passion she craves. Caught between the man she wants and the man she needs, will Amari turn to God for guidance?

Are you an aspiring songwriter? Can you write beautiful melodies but don't know anything about lyrics? If you are looking for the words to melt your loved one's heart or make a bad day brighter, this book is for you. Songs That Need to be Written is a collection of one man's heartache and hopes. Inside, you'll find ready-made lyrics laden with love. Songs like 'Don't Go Bad on Me' and 'Need Me to Burn' leap off the page and yearn for a melody. Inspire a tune with this ensemble of 124 compelling songs that are sure to inspire any artist. Use your creative license to turn these words into the music that makes the world go round. And write the Songs That Need to be Written. Mathew 'Slim' Cahill received his talent from his grandmother, Leah Brooks. Leah has since passed, but Mathew remembers her through the letters and poems they shared for years. With the recent passing of his wife, Mathew hopes his heartfelt words grow into songs that captivate many

This is my first attempt at writing a book like this but the 4th I have published. This book reflects the things I see, hear and at times just think. Most of all the lyrics written in this and previous books are hardly changed from the original text. I write lyrics very quickly once I have an idea, usually no more than 10 - 15 minutes. I have many influences musically and enjoy songwriters that tell a story, such as Bono(U2), Lennon, Dylan, Bowie and many others. I do not profess to anywhere near their league in fact a million miles away from them. I write to release myself from the everyday crap that goes on in the world and as a sense of peace to myself. This book is rather dark and naïve in its content and I was apprehensive whether to publish, but if you don't try, you don't know! So please enjoy.

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Alex T. Lake might seem like a happy, cheerful personand for the most part, she is. But just like everyone else, shes had bumps in the road, and writing down her thoughts has helped her process and overcome challenges along the way. In this book of reflections, she shares some of her most intimate thoughts and feelings, because she knows shes not the only one who has ever felt disappointed, angry, and unloved. If youre feeling things that you think you shouldnt or want some reassurance that you arent the only one who has lost on the battlefield of love, then youll appreciate the candid confessions in Reflection.

As the 1970s gave way to the 80s, New York's party scene entered a ferociously inventive period characterized by its creativity, intensity, and hybridity. Life and Death on the New York Dance Floor chronicles this tumultuous time, charting the sonic and social eruptions that took place in the city’s subterranean party venues as well as the way they cultivated breakthrough movements in art, performance, video, and film. Interviewing DJs, party hosts, producers, musicians, artists, and dancers, Tim Lawrence illustrates how the relatively discrete post-disco, post-punk, and hip hop scenes became marked by their level of plurality, interaction, and convergence. He also explains how the shifting urban landscape of New York supported the cultural renaissance before gentrification, Reaganomics, corporate intrusion, and the spread of AIDS brought this gritty and protean time and place in American culture to a troubled denouement.