Nevaeh Publishing - Authors - Teaching without Preaching

While serving in the U.S. Army, Gwendolyn decided that she wanted to improve the quality of care for young children. From 1987 to present Gwendolyn has worked as an educator and writer.

She's the proud mother of two daughters: Dwan, a published author, and Ireana, a college student. Gwendolyn also has two grandchildren: Nia and Carrington, her pride and joy.

Stan Gregory graduated from Rutgers University before attending St. Thomas School of Law in 1993 and currently practices law in New Jersey. He drew on his time as a law clerk in the New Jersey Superior Court and his three law school years in Miami to assist him in writing his legal thriller, The Law Clerk. The idea for the novel came from one simple question, what would happen if someone obtained financially sensitive information from the locked evidence room of a courthouse? Gregory answered that question with his first novel, The Law Clerk.

Currently a partner in a Princeton, New Jersey law firm, Mr. Gregory resides in Southern New Jersey with his wife Nicole and their two children.

Jacqueline Holness, Author of After the Altar Call: The Sisters' Guide to Developing a Personal Relationship With God

Jacqueline J. Holness is a seasoned journalist with 15 years of professional experience. Currently, she is a correspondent for Courthouse News Service, an online, national news service for attorneys. Through her business, Selah Communications, Jacqueline has also written for several publications, web sites, and organizations including: UPSCALE magazine, the Atlanta Business Chronicle newspaper, Atlanta Tribune: The Magazine, and Atlanta Home Improvement magazine. Her work has also appeared on Citysearch.com and the New Georgia Encyclopedia web site. She has also written for the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Aside from her professional life, Jacqueline also relishes being involved in her church, Central Christian Church, having served as a Sunday school teacher and Vacation Bible School and play director.

Since health and wellness are important goals in her life, Jacqueline is also a fitness instructor for LA Fitness and has completed a marathon and several road races. In addition, she is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated. Jacqueline has a bachelor’s degree in magazine journalism from the University of Georgia.

While her family is of Jamaican descent, Jacqueline has lived in the metro Atlanta area since she was six years old and considers Atlanta her home. After the Altar Call: The Sisters’ Guide to Developing a Personal Relationship With God is her first book. Please visit Jacqueline on the web at www.afterthealtarcall.com.

T.S. Jones, Author of Everything But The Ring

A Georgia native, T.S. Jones resides in Atlanta, Georgia where she works as an educator. Her passion for writing began to blossom beginning at the age of ten, as she developed a fondness for journaling. She enjoys delivering encouraging messages of hope while at the same time raising awareness about topics ranging from relationships to tackling issues within society. As an inspirational speaker, T.S. Jones also serves as a voice for the empowerment of women, children, and all individuals in need of encouragement. Please visit T.S. on the Web at http://tsjonesinspires.com.

Tonya Lampley, Author of A Taste of Love

Tonya was born and raised and currently resides in Ohio with her husband. After she graduated from the University of Cincinnati, she pursued a career in the corporate arena, working in the areas of sales and marketing, employee benefits and recruiting. Eventually, she left corporate America to pursue a career as a life and career coach. Tonya enjoys helping others set and achieve life-changing goals.

As she continued on her own path to fulfillment, she was surprised to discover a natural talent and love for writing. She began writing a coaching newsletter and online articles, and then her first novel began to take shape. Please visit Tonya on the web at http://tonyalampley.com.

Tracie Loveless-Hill, Author of Escape from the Garden of Eden

Tracie Loveless-Hill was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa. She has been married for 22 years to the love of her life, Cedric. They have two wonderful children: Taneya 22 and Cedric II 20.

Tracie attended Rust College in Holly Springs, Mississippi and later Hawkeye Community College, earning associates degrees in corrections and general studies. Her plans are to further her education with hopes of attaining degrees in criminology and social work, with aspirations of working with women in the prison system.

Tracie has enjoyed singing with two local community gospel groups and loves to sing at weddings, funerals, and other social events. Her hobbies include writing, collecting porcelain dolls and elephants with their trunks pointing upwards--a symbol of good luck and prosperity. But the biggest joys in her life are curling up with a good novel, listening to traditional gospel music, working for the betterment of her community, or just spending time with those she loves the most: her family.

Tracie's first self-published novel, Preying Time, was released in December 2004 to rave reviews. Escape From the Garden of Eden is her fourth novel with many more exciting stories to come.

Melissa Ewell Miller, Author of Trinity's Hope

Melissa Miller Melissa Ewell Miller comes from a long line of oral storytellers who has
found a voice in the tradition of so many prolific writers. With the merging
of godly insight, a love of family, and a passion for the written word,
Melissa has produced heartfelt, touching works of Christian fiction. A native of Los Angeles, Melissa graduated from Southern University in Baton Rouge. She spent several years teaching and working in the social services arena until she stepped out on faith to pursue her dream of becoming a writer. Her novel, Trinity's Hope, is the first book in the Carondolette Family Series. Melissa now lives in the Atlanta area with her family. Please visit her on the Web at www.writtenworks.net.

Darn Oldham, Author of Scent of an Angel, Nominated for the African-American Literary Awards Show Breakout Author of the Year!

Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Darn Oldham studied theater at the University of Washington, DC. While in DC he became one of first members of Robert Hook’s DC Black Repertory Theater. After moving to Los Angeles in the early 70’s, he has appeared in numerous stage plays (touring the country in a couple) and had bit roles in a few TV shows and movies. He also appeared as a contestant on over a dozen TV quiz shows, including Love Connection. While working as a Technical Recruiter during the day Darn ran several night clubs in L.A. with friends and hosted numerous house and mansion parties that are still talked about in the city. In fact one of the venues he helped start is still one of the hottest Friday night spots there. Recently, Darn landed the principal role in a Georgia Lottery commercial! Residing in Atlanta now, Darn is still involved in theater. He plans to write a stage play soon. He’s currently working on a series of short stories and possibly a follow-up to his debut novel, Scent of an Angel. Web at www.darnoldham.com or e-mail him at thatdarnoldham@msn.com.

Sharon Oliver, Author of Chasing Holly Wood

Sharon Oliver is the author of the faith based mystery novels, Keep Your Enemies Closer and Deliver Me from My Enemies. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, she resides in the Atlanta, Georgia area. The author is currently working on the second installment of the Holly Wood murder mystery series along with several short stories. Please visit her online at www.sharonoliver.net.

A.P. Ri'Chard, Author of Shadow of Memory

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A. P. is working just as hard to teach himself what is needed to be a successful author/entrepreneur as he did in teaching himself how to be a well-rounded computer professional. Mr. Ri’Chard is well on his way to reaching his goals of writing for television, the silver screen, and the literary community as he has several projects in the works. The pilot for his made for television drama series "The Market Place”, just received a financial commitment. He is currently closing on financing for two of his feature films, “King of Rhythm, The Ike Turner Story,” and the motion picture “Caged Innocence.” Famed Producer Fred Caruso has signed on to help produce several other scripts written by Mr. Ri’Chard; “Future, Shadow of Memory, You Never Know, and Sanction.” A. P.’s first novel, DAMN, debuted in 2001. His second novel, Caged Innocence was released in 2008. This author is steadily gaining recognition and garnering favorable praise in the Literary and Film industry. Mr. Ri’Chard’s other works in progress include novels At War With The Devil, Can’t You See I Love You, False Impressions, Hell Pass, and Thank God. "Like Hearts And Minds At Work" is the motto for UNITED SPIRITS, his new Production Company.

K.T. Richey, Author of The Long Ride Home (Book #2 in The Lady Preacher Series)

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Ms. Richey has received nominations for Christian Fiction author of the year. She is an Editor’s pick with Black Expression Book Club. She has won the L.G. McGuire Award in Poetry and the Syadd Ammanudin Literary Award for fiction.

Ms. Richey holds a B.A. in Social Studies at Morris College where she was the recipient of several writing awards. Earning her Masters degree in Counseling from Clemson University, Ms. Richey is a former grant writer and social worker.

Carla Victoria Wallace, Author of Love Never Fails

Born and raised in Connecticut, Carla Victoria Wallace resides there with her husband. She currently works as an elementary school teacher. Carla enjoys instilling her love for reading and writing into the children that she teaches. When she’s not teaching, she likes to spend her spare time traveling, reading, or working on her latest book. Please visit Carla on the Web at www.cvwallace.com.