Black just like me!

Dear Parents and Young Readers

One day I presented a “So in Style-Chandra” Barbie doll as birthday gift to a friend’s daughter. I was so excited to have found a dark, beautiful, and stylish doll that closely resembled the features of this little girl that I could hardly wait to see her face as she opened her   gift. I also purchased a male “Kenya Fashion-Dwayne” doll and a pink Barbie limousine for the dolls to cruise in style. At the party, my gift was the biggest and prettiest gift of all. I insisted she open it last. When she opened the huge bag and saw the BLACK Barbie doll her face was grieved with disappointment and anger. She threw the doll across the room and storm out with tears streaming down her face. My daughter ran behind her and I stood there mortified! Her mother turned to me and calmly said, “I told you she wouldn’t play with black dolls.”

This book was written to inspire and encourage little girls of color to love and appreciate the pigmentation of their dark skin. It is my hope that they will develop a high level of self-esteem, identity and respect for the person God has made them to be. Most importantly I want all little girls to know that they are beautiful beings with unlimited possibilities.

Therefore, I present to you “Black Just Like Me”
Enjoy,
Vincetta Williams, M.Ed

My Name Is Eve and I Was Deceived

My Name ls Eve and I Was Decieved is the long awaited book of inspired events
from the life of Vincetta Williams. Overcoming life’s challenges evolved into a
must share mandate from God.

Imagine being able to see greatness in your FUTURE, yet deceived daily in the
PRESENT, and taunted by disappointments of your PAST?

Williams thought her life had no meaning after a series of missed opportunities,
heartbreak, and an abusive marriage of 10-years. Living a self-sacrificial life that
pleased others led me down an involuntary path of depression. However, refusing
to let go of God’s spoken word over her life and his promise that she would
impact masses; she preserved through cycles of hell on earth.

Spirit of Loneliness

After RAVE Reviews from her debut book “My Name Is Eve and I Was Deceived”
audiences demanded an encore for another THILLLING novel. Williams expands
her captivating story-telling and writing talents to higher heights by taking on the
challenge to write her FIRST FICTION and “SHE NAILS IT!”

In her second novel “The Spirit of Loneliness”, Williams unravels the tapestry of
loneliness and reveals various routes to mountain peak experiences yet
exposes the snares and traps to a seemingly bottomless pit rooted in loneliness.
Readers are introduced to five African American males who come from different
walks of life. Diverse economic and social classes, education, age, achievements
and hardships, do not discriminate when impacting the effects of loneliness
known to man. Despite their commonality of being Black Men in today’s modern
society, their paths lead them to the city of Chicago, Illinois where life is GREAT
but the struggle is REAL!

---Antony “Pretty Boy” Bachman 49, Supermodel and lawyer, bachelor that no
woman can claim. Bachman was born with a silver spoon in one hand and a
golden sippy cup in the other. Despite the fact that women fall at his feet; women serve only one purpose in his life and he makes it very clear that settling down with neither of them is not an option.
  
 ---Dr. Ian Harrison 51, The MOST sought after neurologist in America.
Harrison holds the title of record breaking discoveries and scientific
breakthroughs; yet in his private life he struggles with a tragic past which leads
to a shocking alternative lifestyle.

---Donovan Jenkins 35, A handsome minister, who shepherds a successful church
of young adults in the south. Jenkins is on a spiritual plateau but stands at the
gates of hell with martial issues from his young unsaved Latino wife.

---Malik Muhammad 17, Juvenile delinquent, abandoned by his father for the
Nation of Islam, and forced to be the man his father never was robbed him of his
childhood. In turn made Muhammad bitter and detests ALL African American
women. 

---Gabriel Washington 21, Washington lives a risky lifestyle of violence, gangs and
drugs that worries his widowed mother to a grave illness. Washington is torn
by his mother's disappointment of him and attempts to make a turnaround but
not before paying a hefty price to society for his actions.