Ruthless Pamela Jean

This gripping story about an abused girl, who uses the unlikely prototype of a pimp as a guide to a better life, acts as a sort of metaphor of social realism regarding the rise of African Americans to greater prominence and wealth in modern society as a whole. The narrative, which is closely written, and uses a realistic version of African American speech soon draws us into the central dilemma of a child, who due to her light skin, is rejected by the other children in her school, this then leads to her being ostracized, bullied and at one point even her life is threatened. When she retaliates, in order to save herself, the system unfairly punishes her. Female sexual frustration is not something that often appears in the media which tends to center upon ladies complaining about the unwelcome attentions of men, but this book tends to show that many older women are deprived of fulfilment of their intimate needs by social niceties and prudery. Pamela is acutely aware of this problem and does something to provide relief for these women – at a price, via a very successful escort service.

In Carol Denise Mitchell's ground-breaking book, Ruthless Pamela Jean, we're introduced to young Pamela Jean Metcalf. She is a kid that was abused her whole life because of the color of her pale, light, skin. At age eight, when her own mother failed to stop the bullying, young Pamela took control. After reading what was to her a funny book called "PIMP," by Iceberg Slim, Pamela, decides to use the book's controlling metaphors; and its author Iceberg Slim, as her mentor, to launch an end to her many years of childhood abuses. When two would be murderous girls sought to burn Pamela in a tunnel, see her sudden change, the abuse throughout her high school comes to a meteoric halt. Notwithstanding, Pamela's incredible survival comes from the state psychiatrist Nancy Parker, who becomes PJ's life-long mentor. The doctor convinces Pamela that if she does not change, the inability to confront the abuse without violence - could ruin her life. Notwithstanding, as Pamela adheres to the doctor's counseling, she is stronger. After a stint in the Youth Authority, PJ is declared a winner. Pam embraces her uniqueness, she goes to college with a plan to become successful. Invariably, with the support of her mother and a doctor who cared, Pamela Jean becomes a powerful, formidable businesswoman. Later, to finance an entire anti-bullying agenda, Pamela launches a successful male escort business, under a surreptitious umbrella to fund her nationwide initiative to end school bullying. In the interim, Pamela faces numerous challenges including sex tapes, the IRS, and envious haters, before invariably she finds love. Pamela does find a way to make life easier for herself; and for those that are left ill-unequipped to fight for themselves.

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Daryle Dirty Ryse grew up in East Oakland, California where growing up in the Hood yielded few illustrious outcomes. One indiscretion of the rapper's youth, an afternoon robbery, would come back to haunt the rapper and his cohort Richard Clean Washington, at the same time Dirty signed a muti-million dollar record deal with Sony. Handsome, smart, a straight A student, the victim's mad son never forgot what the young teen did to his mother on that fateful summer of 2007. Years afterwards while Dirty rose up to mass superstardom, revenge was the order of the day for the victim's son, Frederick. While the rapper of the century's hit tune "Dirty Ass Bitch," (DAB), became a worldwide smash, the killer stayed on his heels. He stopped at nothing to avenge his mother's early death.

UNAUTHORIZED, Debi Thomas What Really Happened, is an amazing tale of behind the scenes interviews that were conducted by journalist, writer, & award-winning writer, Carol Denise Mitchell. During two-years of phone interviews with Debi Thomas and Debi’s fiancé Jamie Looney, Mitchell got to know the superstar well enough to uncover secrets that Debi Thomas had yet to divulge to the general public. Mitchell uncovers the truth about Debi’s big losses in the 1988 Olympics up to how her medical career ended up failing. The author is stunned to learn that Debi Thomas felt she was not meant to win the gold in the 1988 Olympics. Moreover, Mitchell uncovers extensive research on why Debi, who openly dared to “Question Authority” seemingly at her peril, incurred many of her losses and how, and the author is unwilling to hold anything back. Readers will be appalled at how extensively Debi Thomas suffered Domestic Violence; and, how she was willing to let it all out to the author. Mitchell introduces surprising information about the skating star, while she ensures that it is Debi telling her own story! This earthshattering book will leave readers on the edge of their seats. Readers will be happy to hear Debi telling her own story throughout this fantastic writing effort.Carol Denise Mitchell is sensitive and authentic on the topic of what happened to her friend, Olympic champion, Debra Janine Thomas. Her goal is for readers to walk away from the book feeling that it was Debi telling her own story. In a shocking scene when Debi’s fiancé, Jamie Looney puts a gun to Debi’s head, Mitchell is mindful of Debi’s potential state-of-mind in not being able to tell her own story. Mitchell wants the name, Debra Janine Thomas to be inducted into the archives of great fame. Debi Thomas should be proud of this great writing effort. The book will do the superstar, no harm!

The king and queen of Ebony Island, Lebron, and Ethel, are gone. Suddenly, Nettie Supernatural is the Queen of two sky islands and has only a year to choose whether she wants to remain queen of Chesapeake Bay or rule by inheritance, Ebony Island. Things get tricky when the queen's husband, King Zeus of Chesapeake Bay, does not love her and only marries Nettie to get a hold of Ebony Island. Is King Zeus's former wife, Queen Sallie, really dead? Whose body is it in the queen's grave? Will Nettie leave her bad marriage to rule Ebony Island, or will she sacrifice her inheritance to an evil king?

A most entertaining, amusing and gripping memoir, rich in action and packed with interesting characters, often in diverse places. This thrill-seeking brave adventurer leaves the reader in awe of life on the move in the years before modern technology, devoid of the internet, mobile phones, travel guides and credit cards. She paints a vivid picture of various countries throughout the globe. The many forms of transport undertaken to various destinations and the colourful characters she met along the way. During times which will never be experienced again. Through war-torn countries, many under civil unrest, behind the Iron Curtain, and across deserts and mountains. This true story is bound to enthral and also inspire. Her descriptions are told with candid honesty, dotted with humour and history, and is bound to please readers of all ages. A completely captivating memoir that will keep the reader engrossed to the very last page.