Write Now Literary is pleased to be organizing a two-week book tour and Amazon Gift Card Giveaway For Such A Time As This, by Waletta Dunn. The book tour will run from August 16-27, 2021.
Genre: Christian
Fiction
ISBN-13: 979-8529440100
ABOUT THE AUTHOR...
Waletta Mason Dunn (W Mason Dunn) is the author of More Than Sisters, Faithful Father, A Family Dilemma, Positions of Compromise and Tell Me Your Story: A Family Journal.
Waletta is a Louisiana native. She was born in Shreveport and raised in Bossier City. Reading has been a part of her life from a very young age.
Graduating
from Texas College in Tyler, Texas, she earned a Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration. She also holds a Master of Public Administration from
The University of Oklahoma. For over twenty years, she worked for higher
education before deciding to write full time. She currently resides in
Tallahassee, Florida with her husband, Donald.
ABOUT THE BOOK...
Kiesha Jackson's peaceful life is about to change!
Her mother receives military orders to Afghanistan. Keisha goes to live with her grandparents in Magnolia, Florida. The new high school principal is far more concerned with protecting her career than protecting innocent students. When Kiesha unintentionally breaks the school's zero-tolerance policy, she enters the school-to-prison pipeline.
Will
Keisha muddle in the injustice of it all? Or will she become a conduit for
change?
EXCERPTS...
A row of
sparsely planted shrubs extended along the front of the house. She watched a
large lizard leap from one of the front windows onto the decorative plant
before knocking on the front door. After a moment, the door swung open to
reveal a petite blond-haired, blue-eyed woman holding an adorable blond-haired,
blue-eyed toddler boy. The child removed the sippy cup from his lips and
tendered a delightful gum-filled smile. Chaos lay on the other side of the
threshold—scattered toys and clothes, and a child dancing with Barney the
Dinosaur blaring from the television. The clamor of screaming children
reverberated out from other places in the house.
The woman
wrinkled her nose before speaking. “Hello? May I help you?”
“Mrs.
Vickers?”
“Yes?” The
woman curled her lips.
Shirley
squared her shoulders and sized her up. “My name is Shirley Jackson. I
understand you had a problem with my daughter this afternoon.”
“Excuse
me?” asked the woman with a confused look on her face.
The
toddler threw his sippy cup on the floor.
“My
daughter, Keisha, was the teenage girl you chased in your van this afternoon.”
Mrs.
Vickers jaws dropped, and her face drained of color. “I …I don’t know what… she
was throwing rocks.”
“No, she
wasn’t.” Shirley stared her down. “You also felt the need to shout a few racial
epithets out of your van window.”
Mrs.
Vicker's eyes grew large and bulgy. “I’m not prejudiced or anything. I have black
friends.” Vickers crinkled up her nose and mustered up a fake smile.
Shirley
raised her hand and cut her off as she opened her mouth to speak.
“Congratulations. I’m not here to argue with you. I’m here to warn you. Stay
away from my daughter. Don’t say another word to her. If you see her walking
down the street, don’t even speak to her. Not one word. Nothing!”
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