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The late William Morrison was a poet. But was he a saint? His poems about sexuality might seem to deny this, but many still insist he was holy.Jim Jones, a professor of literature at a local college, is charged by Bishop Reilly, an old friend, with the investigation of the poet’s life. In the process, Jones meets an actress who had charged Morrison with sexual harassment. A trial is set, at which she testifies.Did Morrison really work miracles? Is he working them still?Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Ignacio L. Götz has lived throughout the world. He has resided in Spain, India, taught thirty-five years at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, and now calls North Carolina home. This is his nineteenth published book.Publisher’s website: http://sbprabooks.com/IgnacioLGotz

Newly emerging African democracies have let down the people of Africa, and have brought about untold misery and suffering.Most of Africa’s social, economic, and security challenges have arisen due to the failure of political leaders to instill sanity and discipline in the government machinery. In fact, many join politics with the sole aim of accumulating riches in the shortest space of time.In the detective novel Crime and Corruption, a police inspector probes the deaths of a prominent businessman, his son, and some residents of Ndirande Township in the city Blantyre. What he finds leads to a cover-up by those he never would have suspected.Killy Kandeu Chisale wants to tell the people of Africa in this book that freedom without responsibility is dangerous and destructive. He reveals the evils of corruption in combatting crime, because in a corrupt society some may feel above the law, and these are the ones who cause suffering for peace-loving people.Publisher’s website: http://sbpra.com/KillyKandeuChisale

Imagine if you were given the chance to step into a machine and journey through the barriers of time toward any moment in the past. Where would you go? What would you want to find out?After a lifetime of apprenticing under a professor and father figure whose theories made building such a device possible, Ben Stone was suddenly presented with the opportunity. His choice was one that many would make - to travel back to the crucifixion of Jesus and finding himself sealed in the tomb. What he experiences is not at all what he expected.This is just the beginning of his adventures! Join Ben as he leaps through time to discover some of life''s biggest mysteries.Publisher''s website: www.sbprabooks.com/HaroldLeonard

Benjamin Matthews is the hapless hero with the innocent face of an angel and only two GCSEs in chemistry and history. At the vast age of thirty, he has not yet found his niche in life, but has drifted along performing a series of jobs that always go wrong.Then he meets Rebecah, a nymphomaniac and the beautiful daughter of a failed politician who is one of the most successful villains in his hometown.If lying should ever become an art form, Ben would succeed, because people believe in his honest face. From his very first white lie (about his name being Benjamin Pollock), he digs himself in deeper and deeper, realising that it is important to be considered a Pollock.Even he has to admit that he is rather good at this lying malarkey. Ben finds he has a talent for being a criminal, going from strength to strength, and taking Daisy Productions to new heights. But will his latest business venture follow the usual pattern and fail? Will his fabrications be the end of him?A Penny for Them takes a humorous look at crime from the viewpoint of the criminal and is spot on.British crime author Pat McDonald lives in a rural part of the Midlands, United Kingdom. She previously worked as a researcher, project manager, and programme manager in the NHS as well as in law enforcement and the criminal justice system. She is now a full-time novelist.Publisher''s website: http://sbpra.com/PatMcDonald

This gripping autobiography of Indian author H L Agnihotri can play lighthouse as well as the Pole Star for those ships wavering and struggling to reach shore in the uprising seas of life.His is an interesting life journey and an incredible but true-life narrative that speaks of the unique man he is. Showing indomitable courage and patience, he suffered the heavy blows of cruel times, but never bowed down to them. Storms and whirlwinds came and passed over his head with their hollow roars, proving him rightly true to the dictum, "Abraham Lincoln: From Log Cabin to the White House."H L Agnihotri is a retired associate professor, and well-known poet and fiction writer who reached new literary heights getting his fourteen books published in Hindi and English by different publishers, both in India and abroad. He proved the phrase, "From Log Cabin to the White House" true, by rising from the dust to Class-I Gazetted Officer. A self-made man born in India, he obtained master''s degrees in English, political science, and music, and became a member of both the Academic Council and the Faculties of Languages at Panjabi University Patiala in Punjab, India.Publisher''s website: http://sbprabooks.com/HLAgnihotri

Recent college grad Lacy was running late for work because she forgot to set her alarm. Tom, the neighbor''s cat, had climbed beneath the hood of her car that she forgot to put in the garage, so she had to take the freeway to make up time.Finally moving forward after getting stuck in a large traffic jam, Lacy was forced to slam on her brakes to miss a puppy in the road, which caused her to be rear-ended by the car behind her. What a day. Then she met Jay!From that moment on her life began to change, as well as all the lifetime plans she had made for herself and Spence, her boyfriend since kindergarten.Lacy found herself in some sticky situations and was faced with heart-wrenching decisions that had to be made. Which guy will she choose? This romantic tale of young love follows a young woman at her first job and the choices she''s forced to make. Janet G. Sims of Eaton, Ohio, has published two children''s books, Cristy and Her Amazing Friends and Mark''s Big Surprise. She also wrote the romantic suspense novel The Man in the Dark Suit. She is a retired nurse.Publisher''s website: http://sbprabooks.com/JanetGSims

A serial killer is terrorizing London with his weapon of choice, a Scimitar. Detective Chief Inspector John Moore of MI5''s Counter Terrorism Section is not convinced the murder spree is a random act of a crazed psychopath.Evidence leads to Eurotech, an international biotechnology company specializing in gene manipulation. CEO Jacqueline Rochester, desperate to revive the company''s flagging fortunes plans to unleash a genetically enhanced strain of smallpox upon the citizens of London. Only Eurotech has the vaccine to combat a catastrophic pandemic.Rochester enlists a group of misguided martyrs who believe they are embarking on a Jihadist mission, unaware that they are participating in a giant financial conspiracy.Once Moore connects the dots, it becomes a race against time to thwart Rochester''s ambitions but there is still an assassin on the streets; hell bent on ensuring the Jihadists'' mission is successful. Scimitar is a fast-paced, shockingly realistic thriller that will keep readers enthralled to the very end."Walters'' storytelling skills offer a gripping tale of suspense and intrigue, sure to keep the reader captivated." - News Limited"Following on from the Savage trilogy, Scimitar guarantees to keep you on the edge of your seat." - Irish Times"A must for anyone who loves a great thriller." - Alana WoodsPublisher''s website: http://sbpra.com/PaulVWalters/ Author''s website: www.paulvwalters.com

When billions of little stars find themselves individually fragmented and split off from the Original Beautiful Light, they suddenly begin to feel guilt over the mistaken thought that they had destroyed that Beautiful Light to gain their individuality. This sense of separation from their Source fosters fierce competition, with each star pitted against every other. Each star''s individual goal is to replace the Original Beautiful Light, but feeble twinkling is all that their super-strenuous and exhausting efforts can produce. The Parable of the Stars is a story of rediscovery as the stars come to remember their true beauty and power within their oneness as the single beautiful Light.

When Vanna saw Fallon use his gift of healing on an accident victim she was shocked. "Who are you, Fallon, that you can do such things no one else can do, and most important, where do you come from? I know you''re not from here.""Please, Vanna, don''t make me tell you. I''m so afraid you''ll turn away from me in fear if you know. I couldn''t bear never seeing you again. I couldn''t face life without you. Please, my love, don''t make me tell you." "Fallon, I have to know who I''ve fallen in love with. I''ve kept no secrets from you. I''ve told you every detail about myself. Now it''s your turn. I know there''s something different about you. Who are you, Fallon?"Fallon couldn''t get the words past his lips. Finally the words rushed out as if they were so vile on his tongue he had to spit them out in a hurry before they poisoned him. "I''m an..." Publisher''s website: http://sbprabooks.com/BarbaraEPleasant

PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION, POLITICS & CULTURE, AFRICAN MUSIC FUNCTIONCOULD YOU BE LOVED  is of all Humankind acknowledging shared origin for Progress with Peace. “ . . insightful . .  incisive and instructive . .  a beautiful poetic move . .  brilliant . .  author, poet, philosopher Tekla Mekfet relates Bob Marley’s poetics to African philosophy, the Bible and the problems of Babylon as we encounter them in Jamaica and the world.  . . helps to resolve the tension between the individual and the community, in Rasta poetics . . Historical memory . . clues to liberation in the present. Out of history and prophecy . . philosophy in Rastafari offers unaccustomed wide practical application.” (Dr. Noel Erskine, Professor of Theology & Ethics, Emory University, USA). “ . . deep understanding of world politics . . knowledge of the world’s literary works whether fiction or treatise . . wide knowledge of music of all genres . . erudite . . encyclopedic . . for every and anyone.” (Dr. Erna Brodber, sociologist-historian-novelist, University of the West Indies). “In his own thoroughly original way Tekla Mekfet evokes the largesse of spirit and innovative rhetorical performances of Walt Whitman . . Whitman opened up the space of the line in American verse; he had an agile poetic persona; he was chronicler, seer, prophet. In our time Ras Mekfet is accomplishing much the same through his vision and voice.” (Michael Kuelker, Professor of English, St. Charles Community College, Rastafari-Reggae researcher, DJ, Missouri). Structure is as vocabulary item, social commentary, music of meaning, “Often, life is not nice neat sentences’. The index invites piece-mealing focus on such as The Word, Logic RHYTHM Household-Community, Reality, Freedom, Whiteness, or Oneness.Varied subjects are explored as symbiotic - as could be related to Spinoza’s All is One and The One is Divine’, to ‘Selassie is The Chapel’, to Hegel’s ‘God’ dwelling within Humankind & permanently pervading the universe - related to shared African principles of an all-manifesting all-embracing ‘NTU’, or JAH of Rastrafari. Of Nature’s Logic & Kant’s ‘Categorical Imperative’ for universal oneness. Concept ‘Babylon’ de-constructed throughout, as is ‘Zion’. Of ‘Concrete Jungle’, The City, Marketed ‘God’, Moral Relativity, “life-long insecurity”. “ . . the heavy and the weary weight / Of all this unintelligible world / Is lightened.” Mekfet invites you to be free ‘of being psychologically blind. For YOU, are living of some measure & mix of philosophy . . that you may be living unperceived.” to be recognized “for sense of options for direction. .”• Mother Africa’s Philosophy, Rastafari, The Bible, & cross-refs philosophy of West & East• Philosophy in Reggae, Jazz, Dancehall Music : Atavistic Appeal African Rhythms Worldwide• Culture of Politics, Mis-Education, Violence & Masculinity in ‘Jamaica’/‘Carry-beyond’• A Rastafari Journey, Jamaica & Social Prejudice• Animism & Literary Imagery. Multi-cultural imagery ‘Christ’/Re-patria-tion/Ancestor Worship• ‘Israel’ & ‘Jerusalem’ not as geographical entities, but as universal concepts for social organization related to Rhythm of Ecology & Bio-diversity, the Cosmos as a single organism,  &   Bio-mimicry - all antithesis of concept of ‘Babylon’Publisher’s website: http://sbprabooks.com/TeklaMekfet 

10SKU (if available)In Thirteen Months a Year, the second book of his fictional trilogy, real-life doctor Henry Rex Greene revisits two married physicians, Max and Jan King, as they start their internship at L.A. County Hospital in 1969.For the next year, their jobs and personal lives working in the busiest hospital in the country are highly stressed. Max is an anti-war activist who was lucky to graduate med school, while Jan was nearly the class valedictorian.Despite his lack of educational prowess, Dr. Max King is driven to make the world a better place. He believes it’s his duty to fight against the system. This stunning medical novel weaves the lives of these young doctors and their patients into the moral ethics and radicalism of the ‘70s era in a believable fashion. And when patients are dying due to a monumental hospital screw up, Max is there to lead the charge against the bigwigs.Can this couple survive the wrath of the hospital administration? Can their marriage survive? Or are all their efforts doomed in failure? Activism is alive and well in this powerful medical series.Henry Rex Greene is a hematologist and oncologist. He earned a BA in zoology from UCLA and an MD from UC Irvine. He has been involved in medical ethics, hospice, and palliative care throughout his career and is active in organized medicine. Dr. Greene has two grown children and lives with his wife Mary Jo in Florida. His other books in the series are The Class of 1969 and Stone Mother: Final Installment of the Medical Trilogy. “I’ve done my best to explore an era that we shall not soon see again.”Publisher’s website: http://sbprabooks.com/HenryRexGreeneAuthor’s website: http://www.medicalschool1969.com 

Our tale is the story of a young English archer who has become famous because of his rescue of English sailors, and his capture of a Spanish galleon loaded with treasure.Proficient in the use of flaming arrows, Alon wins the King’s archery contest and is then asked by the King to free the Archbishop of Canterbury from pirates.On his way back to England after accomplishing the mission, Alon comes across a stolen English revenue cutter, which he recaptures. Due to all his successful and daring exploits, the East India Trading Company asks Alon to help the company eliminate pirates off the coast of Africa, vicious men who have been harassing English shipping.“In the year 1624, a young archer by the name of Alon was caught poaching deer on Lord Harold’s property. The punishment for poaching was death, but Alon’s life was spared by Lord Harold because Alon had won the king’s archery contest. Instead of punishing Alon, he was instead made Lord Harold’s gamekeeper and chief hunter.” Thus starts this seafaring adventure.Originally from Upper Michigan, Ronald I. Johnson has lived in California for more than thirty years. Now retired, he previously ran a health care technology consulting, mergers, and acquisition firm. This is his sixth book.Publisher’s website: http://sbprabooks.com/RonaldIJohnson

Welcome once again to Rommy and Reemy''s world, where love, honour, and friendship abound in warm and fuzzy tales of derring-do, as these twin kittens push the boundaries of feline knowledge to the limit!Each chapter in the fun-filled children''s book More Cats Tails (The Further Adventures of Rommy and Reemy) presents a separate adventure with its own conclusion.Kids can explore the crazy world of these very special kittens and their friends, when they interact with the other animals they meet and deal with the consequences of their actions.Loyalty and honour are paramount in these curious kittens'' lives.And there is usually a happy ending, even if it is not quite what you expect...About the Author: Derek T. Morgan has lived his entire life in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. This is the second book in his Cat Tails series. The first book was Cats Tails (The Adventures of Rommy and Reemy).Publisher''s website: http://sbpra.com/DerekTMorgan

Dr. Audrey Gittens is a Caribbean woman with a global perspective on life. Her experience in health care and involvement in socio-economic and political spheres have given her wisdom beyond her years. Despite her achievements, she considers being a mother and grandmother her most significant accomplishments. This book is based on her life''s trajectory, the hills and troughs she has climbed, and the passion she has for any undertaking.The author''s strongest characteristic is the ability to overcome challenges. She knows what it is like to be tossed in the wind, to be battered and bruised, yet she survives any storm. She rose to the highest rank of the nursing profession, earning her BScN, MSc and doctoral degrees in nursing. Her education, training, and experience have propelled her to other career fields, including housing, public service, information, and labor. She has been chairman of the board of several organizations and sat in advisory capacities on others. Her most notable trait is that she is a humanitarian, always defending the vulnerable and marginalized.Apart from her mother, the women who inspired her and whose legacy she emulates include the head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde; Margaret Thatcher, former British Prime Minister; Mary Eugena Charles, former Prime Minister of the Caribbean Island of Dominica; Elnora Warner, nurse leader and educator of Antigua and Barbuda; Dr. Marjorie Parks of Belize, nurse leader and educator; and Aberdeen Brown of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, a former nurse leader and educator.Dr. Gittens'' motto is "The sky is never the limit, look beyond."First-time author Audrey Gittens grew up in humble circumstances on the island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines in the Eastern Caribbean.Publisher''s website: http://sbprabooks.com/AudreyGittens

See what happens to a little black kitten with silver whiskers and golden eyes when he is found the day after Halloween. The little black kitten belongs to a gentle old witch, who becomes ill on the scariest night of the year. On the morning of November 1, the kitten enters a church basement where a bazaar is about to take place. A lady takes him home to give to her nephew, Alex, who gives the kitten a name, a home and love. Tom Kitty and Alex become great friends, but by the next Halloween, Tom suddenly remembers the kindly old witch, so he must leave. Alex searches everywhere for The Witch''s Cat and later learns that Tom Kitty has a commitment beyond being his pet and friend. The Witch''s Cat was inspired by a true incident that happened to the author, when a small black kitten was found in a churchyard one cold November 1. Jeanie Vant has been married for thirty-nine years and raised a family of two. A retired teacher, she has written poetry since she was a young girl and previously published a children''s book in 2006, called The Squirrel Family. She lives in British Columbia, Canada.Publisher''s website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/TheWitchsCat.html

Blue Skies of El Dorado tells the poignant Civil War love story of Obadiah Bradford and his beautiful slave of mixed blood, Penelope. Their tale began in the first book of the series, Dark Clouds over Alabama.To escape the stigma of hate and prejudice, Obadiah and Penelope marry and move away from Alabama with their mothers and several slaves to El Dorado, Arkansas.They purchase a 600-acre plantation named Three Oaks, situated a few miles from El Dorado in Southwest Arkansas. In this quiet, peaceful town, Obadiah opens up a medical practice and becomes the town''s beloved doctor.Under the Blue Skies of El Dorado, Obadiah and Penelope''s love blossoms, their family grows, the Civil War ends, and freedom comes to slaves in the South. Obadiah''s Christian beliefs and his deep faith in God see him through the troubled times. The novel presents love and hope in the best definition as it deals with tragedy and triumph in the Old South. Blue Skies is a must-read for anyone interested in this fascinating chapter of American history. Carl J. Barger grew up in the Ozark Mountains of Cleburne County, Arkansas. He spent thirty-eight years in the public schools in Arkansas, thirty-three as a superintendent of schools. Barger is the author of four other historical fiction novels: Swords and Plowshares, Mamie, An Ozark Mountain Girl of Courage, and Dark Clouds over Alabama. He is also the author of a two-volume history of Cleburne County and its people. He resides with his wife, Lena, in Conway, Arkansas. "I love history and I love the Civil War."Publisher''s website: http://sbpra.com/CarlJBarger

Dreams of the Exile is the final book in the Legacy of Dreams series that began with Dreams of the Many and Dreams of the Few.Dreams of the Exile rejoins actor Brody Murphy in a dream created by his protégé, Casey Wheeler. In an effort to protect his wife and son from a legacy of alcoholism and abuse, Brody remains in Casey''s dream, and while the world mourns his absence, he faces the inevitable destruction of his virtual world.Brody''s wife Vanessa fights to protect her unborn child and her son, and tries to understand why Brody abandoned his family. Casey has forgotten his mentor, and can''t help his father and friends find a way into the dream to bring Brody home.As the dream unhinges, Brody faces the physical manifestation of his dead father. To get out of the dream alive and sane, he must come to grips with his family history.Will Casey remember his mentor? Can Brody''s friends find a way into Brody''s dream before it''s too late? Will Brody be lost to the dream and death? And, can Vanessa forgive her husband''s choice?Dreams of the Exile is a story of struggle, devotion, and love. It''s also a reminder that we are all connected and that we must face our fears to achieve our dreams. Susan M. Obijiski lives with her husband in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. She is the author of Dreams of the Many, and Dreams of the Few, and is a contributing author for "Sedona Awakenings."Publisher''s website: http://sbpra.com/SusanMObijiski

The text in Significant Secular and Sacred Matters in America contains nineteen commentaries, nine on secular matters and ten on sacred matters.The secular materials focus on various matters in American society, including the reprehensible treatment of war veterans, racism by celebrities, Congress'' usurpation of citizens'' rights, and other issues. The sacred matters focus on religious privilege, the terrorism inherent in Christianity, the enigmatic genesis of Jesus, the evil of Yahweh, and more. An American citizen, military veteran, and secular humanist (which benighted people confuse with "atheist") wrote all the commentaries. His intent was to edify fellow citizens, who perhaps never thought of matters the way the author does, due to social indoctrination, indifference, and willful ignorance.After teaching for thirty-five years at three universities in Michigan, H. G. Hastings-Duffield retired in 1997 and now lives in Atlanta.Publisher''s website: http://sbprabooks.com/hghastingsduffield

The Disappearance of Surfer Girl tells the story of a World War II B-17 bomber crew diverted from their normal bombing mission by an entity that insists the crew has a far more important mission to perform.The entity takes control of the bomber and flies it to the entity''s destination. There, a man in a brown robe explains the mission and its importance to the crew. After agreeing to perform the mission, the crew is released to perform their original bombing mission. But shortly afterward, the bomber is shot down and disappears without a trace.Two decades after the war, the children of the crew participate in worldwide antiwar demonstrations that lead to the end of a war in Asia, and a general easing of tensions between the major nuclear powers of the world. This results in the calming of the fears of annihilation among the people around the world, thus completing the bomber crew''s mission assigned by the man in the brown robe.About the Author: A retired machinist, Tony Pitasi grew up in Franklin, Massachusetts, where Ben Franklin started America''s first circulating library in 1731. He now lives in Cape Coral, Florida. This book was written in memory of the author''s father as a tribute to him and to all the people, military and civilian, who had a part in World War II. "We, who are the children of those people, need to never forget the sacrifices that they made to preserve our freedoms."Publisher''s website: http://sbprabooks.com/TonyPitasi

The final installment of a medical trilogy, Stone Mother refers to the old Los Angeles County Hospital.On entering residency training, a married couple carry their 1960s activism into the ''70s. They struggle to balance overwhelming responsibilities with their ideals, attempting to reform the "system," but ultimately it is their personal lives that suffer.Max King is driven to make a better world. As a medical resident at L.A. County Hospital, he has daunting responsibilities. Jan King, his wife, is a resident in pediatrics. She''s a reluctant reformer. On New Year''s Eve 1976, Max visits his best friend, Abe Grant, and pours out his soul about the last five years.In 1970, Max and Jan King finished a difficult year of internship at the hospital. Max has transformed from an indifferent medical student into a leader of young activists, while Jan struggles with an abusive academic culture.The hospital is short of funds and key staff. The activists hold a press conference to claim that twenty-five patients have died from inadequate care. Afterward, they''re subjected to a witch hunt to quash their complaints.Meanwhile Jan is pregnant and delivers a baby with a medical complication that suggests paternity other than Max.Henry Rex Greene is a hematologist and oncologist who lives in Florida. He has practiced in California, Ohio, Michigan, and New Hampshire. Active in "medical politics," he served on the California Medical Association''s ethics council. His wife Mary Jo is a hospice/palliative care nurse. His other books in the series are The Class of 1969, about medical student activism at the end of the ''60s, and Thirteen Months a Year, a transformational year of internship at County hospital.Publisher''s website: http://sbprabooks.com/HenryRexGreene

The All-Write Winsome Collection of Poetry and Prose by Winsome Mary Payter is diverse in content. Although it is fiction, many of the stories and poems in the book are based on observing true life.There are almost 100 poems and stories, providing an entertaining read for all ages. Some are exciting, some are uplifting, and one is written from an animal''s point of view. One story is about a young Iraqi woman caught up in the Twin Towers disaster and how she eventually overcomes her fear. Winsome Mary Payter was born in Biggin Hill, Kent, England, where she was primarily educated at Jail Lane School, a church school. At age eleven, her family moved to Christchurch in Hampshire, where she continued her education until she left school at age fourteen. She started work as a costing clerk until her family moved again a year later. She changed careers and became a tracer in the drawing office at the Ministry of Defence in Malvern, Worcestershire, until she married at twenty-one.She then worked for The Mining Engineering Co. doing home tracing. The author moved with her family to Loughborough, where she became a counter assistant in a sub-post office. She and her husband have three daughters and a son. Always an avid reader, she started to compose her own stories to narrate to her children. Once retired, she started to write in earnest and has written two romantic novels. The All-Write Winsome Collection of Short Stories was published in 2013. This is her second venture in publishing.Publisher''s website: http://sbpra.com/WinsomeMaryPayter

Poems for Teens is an anthology of fifty poems, with themes touching on children''s diverse needs. These include the need for love, independence, and nurturing by parents.Adolescence is depicted as a turbulent period in which youngsters query about life, love, sickness, and the desire to achieve. The children in these narratives graduate from adolescence to adulthood, needing role models among peers and adults to assist them. At the same time, the poet, Francis Emson Dakwa, aptly describes the children''s need for fun, so they can face life with dignity and enrichment.This anthology is subdivided into five themes: Our Happiness, Our Needs, On HIV and AIDS, Our Problems, and Our Views.In these narratives, the young people are calling for recognition and communication with the outside world, which includes parents, siblings, and friends. But, at the same time, they want the world to understand their teenage identity and not disturb their freedoms and peace.Francis Emson Dakwa is a senior lecturer in special needs education at Great Zimbabwe University. He has authored two other anthologies: Poems for the Young and Poems for Couples, and co-authored a fourth book Reflections on Disability: An African Voice. His next book is titled Poems for Older Adults.Publisher''s website: http://sbpra.com/FrancisEmsonDakwa