Excerpt from Ms. Nice Nasty 2
After another thirty minutes of smiling, hugging and listening to not-so-funny courtroom jokes, I whisper to my mom that I need a quick break. My nerves are on level ten and I need a moment to get myself together.
Walking down the hallway, I am looking down and messing with my dress when someone snatches my arm.
“What the fuck!” I scream.
“Shh!”
“Shh hell! What the f— Charles!”
“I didn’t mean to scare you. I saw you walking and you weren’t paying attention so I thought I would get you to myself for a minute.”
“You scared the shit out of me.”
“I’m sorry. You looked like you were in need of this,” he says kissing me.
“Hmm,” I say, wrapping my hands around his neck.
After a minute of tasting each other’s tongues, I push him away. “Ok, ok; stop!”
“I’m just trying to help you,” he smiles.
“No, you’re not. You are trying to get a quickie.”
“Well, since you bought it up…”
“Whatever! Move, I am not about to struggle with this dress.”
He takes my hand and rubs it on his growing penis. “You sure?”
“Yes, I don’t even know where we are. Somebody can come in and catch us and that’s the last thing I need.”
“Don’t worry, I made sure it’s secluded.”
“Of course you did. You must have been sure you were getting some?”
“The Bible does say ‘ask and you shall receive’.”
“Did you really just quote the Bible while you are trying to get inside my panties?”
“Does it help with my case?”
“No.”
“Then why are you unbuckling my pants?”
“Because there’s no need in letting this go to waste.”
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–Happy Reading
Lakisha
Daily Devotional – 11/25/15 “Giraffe mindset!”
I was on Facebook yesterday and I came across a video of TD Jakes giving an analogy of a giraffe and a turtle. Now, this piqued my interest and I jotted down, “giraffe mindset” for a thought today. 
So, as I opened up google to research a giraffe, I’m beginning to think that maybe we (Saints of God) ought to get a giraffe mindset. See, giraffes are usually walk in groups. But get this, when in a group they travel less than a kilometer apart and they are all traveling in the same direction. What does that mean for us? Well, you should be traveling with folk who are headed in the same direction as you, on the same level with you and those who have a kingdom mindset, like you. You can keep on hanging out with the folk who don’t and you may just end up being somebody’s prey. You need to have somebody, in the same frame of mind as you, close by just in case something pops off and you need somebody to lean on, talk too, pray for you or with you or simply just to be there. Oh and I’ve found that when you are walking with these types of folk, they won’t tell your business.
Then, being like a giraffe keeps you from standing among trees (those Saints who are planted in their mess and not willing to move) because then you can’t see the enemy approaching. And you have thick skin so that if you happen to run through a thorn bush (those Saints who like to stick it to you), you won’t get punctured. A giraffe’s legs are made to withstand their weight (which means you won’t buckle under the pressure) and a giraffe has two movements, walking or galloping; no time to stand around. A giraffe has a large heart (25lbs) which mean you’ll have enough space to love your enemies. Lastly, having a giraffe mindset keeps you from lowering your head to hear the whispers and talk of the naysayers. See, when a giraffe lowers its head, the blood rushes there and if they don’t raise it fast enough, they could pass out. What does this mean for Saints? Stop hanging your head to deal with pettiness. Stop trying to see what those who aren’t on your level are seeing; your view isn’t the same. If I’m on the top floor, I can look out and see the tops of buildings but if I’m on the bottom floor, I’ll only see what’s down there. This is why, when you are built to be tall, you’ll pass out trying to lower yourself down to folk who weren’t built for it. Stop doing it! Let them rise to meet you. Get a giraffe mindset and stand tall.
Matthew 7:16, “By their fruit you will recognize them. Do people pick grapes from thornbushes, or figs from thistles?”
Ms. Nice Nasty series …
Have you gotten to know this series yet? Have you heard that the Series Finale is about to drop? What are you waiting on?
Synopsis:
Didn’t your mother teach you that actions have consequences?
For Camille, her dream job was just dropped in her lap yet she hasn’t been able to find the brake on her life that’s still spinning out of control. After her swearing-in, she’s looking to celebrate a silver lining in the chaos but karma comes knocking. With a mystery person waiting in her hotel room, she comes face to face with a gun and the last person she’d ever expect to be holding it. Now she has to get out, alive, without alerting the media and the ballroom full of people waiting downstairs?
To make matters worse, her already shaky marriage is crumbling before her eyes and she can’t find the glue to fix it. With her husband’s pregnant side chick and all the skeletons in her closet, peeking out, will she be able to keep up appearances or will it blow up in her face?
Will her therapist finally get through to her or will it take an unexpected death to open her blinded eyes? Will it be too late? Has her actions left her with more consequences than she can conquer and will she survive with her mind intact?
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Ms. Nice Nasty: Cam’s Confession
Synopsis:
She thought revenge was the answer …
For Camille, she has always proclaimed to be “unapologetically Cam” but when it seems her life is going downhill fast and she can’t find the brake, it’s time she deals with the demon from her past that sent her on this downward spiral!
With the help or the badgering of her therapist, Camille tearfully admits the ultimate betrayal that forced her to hide the person she once was and become the person we’ve grown to love (or hate). She now has to face the real truth about the person she is and the reality of who she needs to be.
Yea, she thought the revenge she sought would be the water to the fire burning in her soul but it only added fuel. Now, with her life burning out of control, Camille Shannon will have to decide what to let go of in order to save her marriage and career.
In this special edition of Ms. Nice Nasty: Cam’s Confession; Camille finally breaks her silence and lets you in on a little more of her personal life. She’s still the erotic vixen you love to hate but is she ready to let Cam go in order to save what’s left of her life? Will therapy finally give her the breakthrough she needs to let the secret life go? Or will Cam still be in denial about it all? Find out in this 11,000 word addition to the full edition book of Ms. Nice Nasty.
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Synopsis:
Camille Holden-Shannon has always been who she says she is, a woman who can command a courtroom and bedroom without opening her mouth! She’s sexy, confident and not afraid; her credentials speak for themselves. She loves her family and her career but she cannot deny the fact that she loves sex and lots of it. She doesn’t break up homes; she simply gets what she needs and she’s gone!
Her career suddenly takes a turn in the right direction and she is thrown into the public’s eye and all hell breaks loose! A secret adds more fuel to the fire already burning inside her chaotic home and to make matters worse she finds herself being tormented by a ghost from her past! Can she hold it all together or will she break under the pressure? Will Ms. Nice Nasty hang up her stilettos or can she come out on top like she’s known to do.
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–Happy Reading
Lakisha
Daily Devotional – 11/24/15 “The door is open …”
The door is open, come out! What do I mean? Simply this … let go of the past hurt that has been done to you and those you’ve done. Let go of those times you’ve been humiliated because they can’t hurt you anymore. 
Let go of past and present mistakes, let go of the names you used to be known by (if you don’t still reside there), let go of the roles you’ve played to those who don’t deserve it, let go of that abusive relationship (where you’ve been getting the pain or giving it), let go of momma or daddy’s judgment and let go of the generational curses! Beloved, as long as you hold on to all these things; it’s like sitting in an unlocked jail cell. Come out! If you want to be happy, get out of your own way. No one can make you happy if you are depressed and sad on the inside. That’s like trying to paint over red with something white, the red will still show. And as long as you stay in the mistakes of your past, it’ll bleed through every time you open your mouth.
Forgive yourself, stand up and come out. It doesn’t matter what it was, start with forgiving yourself. Even if someone hurt you, forgive them too because as long as you hold on to the hurt, each time you think of it; you bring up the same pain. You’ve got to forgive otherwise you are only a shell of a person trying to survive. Why do you think the enemy keeps showing up? It’s because he knows you’re weak. Come out! If you look down at the chain of agony that is surrounding your ankles, you’ll notice they aren’t locked; come out of them. The handcuffs of the past around your wrists, pull and you’ll see they’ve been open the entire time; come out! The water of who you used to be that you’re drowning in, reach out your hand and you’ll realize nothing is holding you down; come out! The names you were once called, they only matter if you still answer to them, come out! The judge, God, threw out your case a long time ago, why are you still sitting in the court room? Baby, it’s now in your hands and you know the cause of your unhappiness, come out of it. The only person who can change who you are or who you’ve become is you and all it takes is the few steps to come out of whatever it is you’re hiding in. The door is open but you have to get up and walk out.
Psalm 32:2, “Blessed is the one whose sin the LORD does not count against them and in whose spirit is no deceit.”
Daily Devotional – 11/23/15 “God thought enough of you …”
God thought enough of you to change your life, why would you mess it up? God cared enough about you to change your name, why are you still answering to foolishness? God even thought enough about you to change your location, why are you still going back to where you used to be? If God thought you were worth saving, why don’t you? Oh, you listening to folk but baby, folk will tell you anything to see you fail. And if you would go by what everybody said about everything, you’d never go anywhere, try anything or amount too much. Look, folk will tell you they don’t like the food at that restaurant and you’ll take their word for it instead of trying it for yourself. Folk will tell you, he/she isn’t worth it and you go along with it instead of fighting for your marriage. Folk will say that church is full of mess, when the truth of the matter is; the messy one is the one you’re listening too. You’ve got to stop letting folk get into your ear because they taint your spirit. Yet God thought you were worth keeping, so He cleaned you up inside. What are you going to do about the outside?
You’ve got to get to a point where you start believing in what God knows you’re capable of. If God didn’t think you could do it, He wouldn’t have opened the door. If God didn’t think you were worthy, He wouldn’t have called your name. If God didn’t think you were worth saving, He would have let you die in your sins. If God didn’t think you were worth dying for, He wouldn’t have sent His only Son. If God didn’t think you could handle it, He wouldn’t have allowed sickness to invade your body. If God didn’t think you can pass the assignment, He wouldn’t have placed you there? Don’t you trust Him? Trust God more than you trust those old tires on your car that should have been replaced. Trust God more than the chair you’re sitting in. Trust God more than you do the pilot flying the plane. Trust God more than the cook who is preparing your food. Beloved, God believes in you but you’ve got to believe in Him too. If He didn’t think you were worthy of His anointing, He wouldn’t allow you to partake in it. God thought enough of you to trust you with His plan. What are you going to do with it?
