by Terry D. Bible (Author)
This is a story about four generations of black-American women struggling for freedom, justice, and respect in our so called America. Through four generations, the Quinton women were strong, vibrant, talented and beautiful. Like a female spider, they weaved their way through the mainstream of life to maintain their dignity to love their family and strived to make their goals prosperous and rewarding. Porch Girls in itself is a metaphor of strength, knowledge, pain, love, and humor. It is LIFE! The kind of life that will make you realize what is going to make you do, be, and know to make you get off that "porch" when your time comes to free yourself.
Author Biography
Terry D. Bible is a resident of Louisville, KY and a retired SFC U. S. Army Veteran rendering 21 years of service as well as a retired U. S. Postal Worker rendering 29 years to the U. S. Postal Service. Terry Bible graduated from Simmons college of Kentucky in 2014 with an Associate's Degree in Christian Education. Ms. Bible is an ordained minister at Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church, single and the mother of one daughter, Toya Boyd and the grandmother of four, BeShaunha Moore, Jr., Lamont Montez Shavers, Jr., Briya Burton and Nicholas Brown, Jr. and one great-grandchild, Shaun Anthony Moore. Ms. Bible is currently enjoying retirement while continually her journey as a writer. For more information regarding Ms. Bible, visit www.bkroystonpublishing.com/terrybible and or find her on Facebook.
Number of Pages: 306
Dimensions: 0.64 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: November 16, 2016