Oct is National Domestic Violence Awareness & NYT author proceeds for Legal Fund
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Posted By: Francis Ray on October 18, 2011 Trouble Don't Last Always is a story of hope and triumph, of self-discovery and second chances. I am very proud of this book which touches on a tough topic... domestic violence. However, rather than focusing on the abuse, Trouble Don't Last Always tells the story tells a story of hope and triumph. I just received some great news. THE TURNING POINT later retitled TROUBLE DON'T LAST ALWAYS will be reissued in November 2011. TROUBLE DON'T LAST ALWAYS was my first foray into mainstream fiction. The book was also a result of my own medical scare with my vision, but that's another story. During the research on domestic abuse I was saddened and astounded to learn that domestic violence touched 3 in 10 woman. Hearing some of the women's stories left me in tears and so thankful that I had a warm, loving husband. I wanted to do something for the women who weren't so fortunate and established The Turning Point Legal Fund to help women of domestic violence restructure their lives. The fund is overseen by The Family Place, a women's shelter in Dallas. So, every time you purchase THE TURNING POINT later retitled TROUBLE DON'T LAST ALWAYS, you help a woman in need! The Turning Point Legal Defense Fund C/O The Family Place P.O. Box 7999 Dallas, Texas 75209 If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Francis Ray
New York Times/USA Today author, Saint Martin Texas Woman`s Univ class of 1966 Member Since May 2005 |
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