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Selah The Myth of Love Life Stories

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People talk and celebrate the woman strong enough to leave. But what goes on in the mind of a woman willing to stay, is she weak? Is she not strong enough? Everyone has a life story. What happens when life crosses love? If someone, an outsider looked at the inner workings of how YOU love, what would they find? Would you be bold enough to tell the truth? Would you embellish? Would you worry how the world sees you? Selah is recording the life story of a woman, bold enough to tell the truth. A mouth dropping, street savvy, mind walk through her love experience. Can you learn something from her? There is no need to judge, the heroine will not care what you think. She only wants you know, dwelling in the garden of Eden is a personal experience, but can you handle the keys that LOVE brings, in order for you enter the gates? What are you willing to do to know love? Come on a journey…

164 pages, Paperback

Published March 18, 2018

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LaShonda C. Henderson

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LaShonda C. Henderson is a native of Opp, Alabama. She currently resides in the Washington DC metro area, where she has a home in Maryland. A graduate of Troy University with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology, and the University of Maryland University College with a Master of Science in Management, she is using her skillset to serve the need of her community; to spread love.

Author Statement:

Every day we get the opportunity to love. Love is an art, a science. Let's seek to understand it in our culture and spread its message of hope. I strive to educate about the fallacies, mores and values systems that are embraced as Love.

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