Bücher von Faye Thompson

Have you ever felt like you are the only person in a relationship? Perhaps you feel unable to speak up for yourself or communicate in a kind or more conscious way when things go wrong. Or maybe you find yourself treading on eggshells, too scared to speak your truth due to fear of coming across as 'nagging; or 'moaning' leaving your suffering in silence. Relationships can often leave us feeling confused and exhausted when we leave our unhealed traumas unattended, bringing up wounds we'd rather forget. If you are at the stage where you long for peace instead of being gripped and drama and conflict, it's time to make changes and learn how to create a deeper sense of connection and communication. I Got You offers you words of wisdom, affirmations, reflections and exercises, giving you a chance to ask yourself honest questions about the part you played in your relationships as well as addressing healthier ways to support, love and communicate more kindly and compassionately. You are worthy. You are deserving.

Going Through: It Began with Jerome is the story of author Faye Thompson. Her son, Jerome, was born on November 29th, 1972 in Dallas, Texas. They moved to Los Angeles when he was 3 ¿ months old. At the time, Faye was very hurt. Jerome's father did not want to marry her. He was already married. When Faye moved to California, she made a new life for herself and her son. He grew up in California and they had a nice life. Faye married John Thompson when Jerome was 4 years old. Jerome's biological father passed away when he was 13. This book will help mothers who have lost their love ones, especially to gun violence. Jerome was shot 8 times in August 1994. He was 21 years old. Gun violence is still in existence today. About the AuthorFaye Thompson was born in Jefferson, Texas, in 1950. Her family moved to Dallas in 1953. She graduated from L. G. Pinkston High School in 1968 with a Cosmetology license. She made her mom and dad proud. Instead of pursuing her Cosmetology career, she got pregnant at 22 and had her son Jerome.

Slippin'' Sippin'' Saints takes a scandalous peek inside the flawed flock of New York''s Church of the One Way-where image is everything and nothing is what it seems. From the pulpit to the door, no one escapes the addictively intoxicating atmosphere of mendacity, temptation, and sex. The church''s married and miserable-the M & M''s-have the most to lose as they scramble to squash the release of the salacious tell-all Cheat Like a Lady, Don''t Give a Damn.Sable Alexandra''s charmed life crashes and burns as alcohol and arrogance bring husband Price to his knees. Cheaters and beaters don''t mix, but an envious Bubbles Dupree craves all things Sable-including her husband. Thirty-five-year-old Chunkie White clings to her virginity tighter than her disgust with life. For lottery-loving Missionary Lilly White, the jig is up. When a geriatric pimp resurfaces and threatens to topple the image she''s spent decades to build, will she sacrifice her daughter''s virtue to mute him? With an obsession to expose Pastor David Dante''s inferno, an impatient editor riding his back, and nothing else left to bank his roll, Reyn pens the noxious roman à clef Cheat Like a Lady, Don''t Give a Damn. Based loosely on the Seven Deadly Sins, Slippin'' Sippin'' Saints spotlights desperate souls wrestling with desire and vice as they seek salvation. From its jaw-dropping opener to its stunning climax, and unforgettable ending, this novel scratches the guiltiest itch, leaving readers breathlessly craving more. Without being preachy, the provocative, refreshingly tongue-in-cheek Slippin'' Sippin'' Saints promises to entertain, redeem, and to restore the gift of hope.