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SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST_EPISODE _67 _ HOST BLAQUE DIAMOND · DA CREW Podcast

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Basic Black after darn All new podcast show with your host Black Diamond. Hey
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everybody, this is Black Diamond from the Crew Network and you're listening to Basic
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Black After Dark podcasts. This is the show that meets you where you are
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and gives you what you asks for. Entanglement It's not a word that you
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hear in everyday conversation. However, it has become known during conversations when we
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talk about sex, relationships and deceit. And I know that some of you
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have been listening to certain public people talk about entanglement well. Entanglement is a
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word often used to describe a situation where something is or someone is caught up
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in a complicated situation. For example, if one thing entangled itself with another,
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the two things become caught together very tightly. It can also refer to
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physical objects that are twisted nodded together, making it difficult to separate them.
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So, how many of you been in an entanglement and didn't know it?
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So we're going to talk about that and her new novel Danny Nicole introduces you
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to characters who give you entanglement, which is a whole new meaning. In
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her novel Entangled with deceit. Please welcome Danny Nicole to Basic Black after Dog.
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Good evening. Thank you for having me, No, thank you for
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being here. Thank you. It is a pleasure. So you I'm gonna
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go right into it. You talked about your main character, Victoria. Yes,
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the church girl. Is this book a church girl meets a bad boy?
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Novel with a twist? It? Yes, you know what it can
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be it? Yes, yes, I would say yes, uh, definitely,
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good girl meets bad boy. But the thing is the male character.
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You don't think he's bad. You know, he presents himself. He's charming.
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You know, he's good looking, he speaks well, he's educated,
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he goes to church, so he looks great. He doesn't come off as
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a bad boy. That's the difference. M hm. So maybe she's the
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day boy. But so Vitoria appears to be a smart, educated woman with
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goals. But it seems as if she's looking for a little bit adventure.
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Is that aure entanglement? It's both yes, so again kind of yes or
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no? I mean, she she moves to this new city she's been you
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know, she's got this new job. But a couple of years have gone
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by and she wants to date and she's like, Okay, I have this
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dream job, I have this great life, but I need I need a
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man in need. I feel like she feels like she needs a man to
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kind of enhance or fill that void of lonely loneliness or companionship. You know.
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I love that you bring in other characters to your story. Take Victoria
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and her mother. Is is she a close bond? Is that all they
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share is a close bond? Uh? Yes? So Victoria is an only
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child, and so when she moved, you know, her mom was was
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devastated because that's her baby, that's like her only child. You know,
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she raised her as a single mom, so they were close. And so
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finding out that now Victoria's got this opportunity to leave the city she's at and
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pursue a career that she's always wanted. God, you know, makes makes
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the mom a little protective of her only child. Yeah. Before I delve
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deeper into your book, I ask myself if there could be a little competition
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between mother and daughter, or if there is jealousy between the two because she
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it's the only child, she's raised by herself, and she's off doing her
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life right. So I'm not sure when I was reading, they had to
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go back and forth. If she jumps up her daughter, is she happy
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for a daughter? Was there some kind of competition for a daughter? You
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know, I don't know. I just said I'm gonna have to keep going
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back and forth, back and yeah to see what right right? And so
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I didn't. I didn't touch much on that relationship, which could be another
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book, but her right. But I can see that now that you've mentioned
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that, because right, that's my that's her only daughter. She wants her
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to be here, you know why she living and trying to pursue something elsewhere,
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So they could be a tiny bit being that that they all they had
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was each other. For some time I was I was flipping through wondering if
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she was gonna move state the Victoria, and I said, Mom probably got
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her dads or packed. And by the time she sat playing down here,
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mom walking through. Right, you want to talk about Jackie. Some people
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have friends like Jackie, And what was the real reason you brought Jackie into
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Charlotte. I bought Jackie into Charlotte. So like me, like I moved.
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When I moved to Charlotte, I wanted to meet people and and and
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make friends and and find you know, a couple of ladies I can hang
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out with. So Jackie to Victoria, is that friend that's feeling the feeling
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the void because her mom's not there, you know what I mean. So
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she needs this lady and woman in her life to be there with her and
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be a friend to her. And they become best friends, just like it
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was almost meant to be. Yeah, my best not to read too much
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into Jackie because I was like, Okay, I'm always the one that take
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characters and I'm suspicious. Yeah, characters. So that's why answer, Okay,
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Jackie, where you come from? Then it seems to be a lot
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of women working in the office right right exactly. With all these women in
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one place, it could be a recipe for disaster because I we know how
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some women can get and if you're in the office, you just chatter,
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chatter, chatter. Yes, a lot of things can happen. My question
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is, yes, do a lot of those women that's in our office attend
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the same church that Victoria do? And do Jackie attend that church? So
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actually the the the co workers do not attend the church and Jackie. I
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don't believe Jackie does either. Initially, like, so the book was written
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like in twenty seventeen, and so I finally put it out there last year
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and got the editing, you know, the book, the proof readings and
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things like that. So now Ericson. The thing is is that Ericson the
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gentleman who's probably talking about to him. He the church. The church is
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his family's church, so he's the church boy. So this is I was
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kind of going there with him. There was one part of the book I
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needed some clarity on, and that was Victorian Ericson. They met, Yes,
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she gave a speech, and they seem to admind one another. Ericson
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mentioned that they would meet more when they are both back in Charlotte, and
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I was one of the how did he know she was from Charlotte? And
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was this their first time meeting or did he have an agenda by running into
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her at this meeting? So those are all the kinds of questions. That
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was when I said, Okay, did I miss something because he's saying that
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he wants to meet her back in Charlotte. How did he know? Did
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she say something in her her meeting and her speech that she was from Charlotte?
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Is the accent that she had that he picked up on. I'm just
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sitting there saying, like, ericson, how did you know that she was
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from Charlotte or did you follow this woman or did mom send you there to
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watch her? So you see where my mind was going. Everywhere I was
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And that's good. That's that's exactly That's exactly what is going on. That
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is exactly it. Yes, I was just there. I was like,
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already I picked up one Victoria being my friend. I'm in protective vogue for
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Victoria. I'm already suspicious of Jackie people in the office. What's going on
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with mommy? Now here comparison from what I read so far, I seemed
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when when Victoria falls for a man, she falls hard or is that act?
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Is she acting? So she gives her heart? Yes, she falls
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hard, she gives her all, she puts her all into it. Yes,
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she fell hard in love like that's it. He's the one. Yes,
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that is exactly who she is. Okay, so he said it was
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the family church and that's how she got to meet him. I'm curious would
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you have considered the relationship between Victoria and Erics entangled and not an entanglement.
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Would you had rather for it to be tangled, because I know it's an
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entangled with deceit, But would you have also thought about it being tangled and
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not an entanglement. Yes, I could see that because because Victoria has now
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is going to be getting tangled up in the feelings because she fought so hard
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for this man, and then that's just right now she's tangled. Now when
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you start reading, you you're you're following her journey because now she's deciding what
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should I do? You know I care about him this way things are going
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to be going on, and yes, she's tangled up. So I kind
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of feel that, you know, I was like, here, go to
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Spider's web, Victoria rights sitting right in the middle of it, and all
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of these things are happening around you. Girl, wake up? Are you
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aware of any of these things? To tell you the truth, I'm looking
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at it as it's on television and whatnot, So I usually wait till the
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end before I ask these questions. But when can we expect part two of
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Entangled with the Sea. That is a possibility. I no, no,
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I'm not accepting a possibility. You want it. You need to know that,
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I need I need, I need to see part two because I need
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to see what's gonna happen with her or not. And I'm dying for Mom
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to come through there somewhere along the line, not telling me how to write
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your book, but seeing some stuff. And I'm asking these questions, and
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I wonder what's going on and where you at? And Jackie, what's what's
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going on? Help your sister out in it's just a lot that I'm just
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like, I write no notes on the side of pages, and yeah,
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I got a question. They got to flip back to another chapter that I
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missed something. Yes, yes, this book as you as you continue to
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read, you're gonna get some answers to your questions. And there's gonna be
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a twist at the end. If you hadn't got to the end yet,
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no, I haven't you you're gonna be surprised. I thought I was going
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to bed early tonight. But now some first time authors begin with a softer,
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gentler introduction of their writing style. After ten years of putting your words
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and thoughts down on paper, you completed your first solo book, a fictional
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novel, which is what we're talking about in Tangled with PC. But you
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came out not holding anything back. What does it feel like to release your
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first book I'm talking about. You came out. Most people would come out
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with maybe no offense to this title I'm going to say, or maybe Poppins
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kind of book, but you did not. You came. You came with
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the title, with the characters. You just came right out with it.
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And I'm like, is she really a first time Yeah, there's some spices,
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some stuff up in here. Yes, And I already never thought that
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you were a first time author. It's just my this is my first fictional
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novel. And I've been, like I said, I've been sitting down since
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twenty seventeen. And when I got here in Charlotte, I don't know if
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it was just the environment, but I had to. It was like a
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birth. I just had to get it out. And I worked hard for
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the for the whole year in twenty twenty three, just trying to get it,
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you know, to be a good read and for people to be able
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to follow and and and I mean people don't so the book honestly, even
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though it's fiction, it is fiction, so but there are I took some
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past experiences as a young lady because I was young and I've experienced some entanglements.
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I was going to go there. I was definitely going to go there
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with you, Like, like, what were some of the biggest challenge just
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write and entangled with the scene. Well, I switched up the manuscript a
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few times. I took a whole bunch of things out. Then I put
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a whole bunch of things in, because, like you said, I wasn't
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sure if I wanted to take the subtle route or just hit it at once
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and just say, you know what, this is my this is the first
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Let's just go all in. Let's just go all in. Let's just give
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him, give him something that they want to read and keep reading all or
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nothing. And you did a great job with it. Now you're married.
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What did your husband think when he learned you titled your book entangled with the
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scene. He thought it was about him? He did, I said,
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I kind of thought that that. I asked the question his husband. I
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had to question because titled didn't tangled with the seat, so I was wondering
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thinks talking about him? He did, and this is the way we think
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he did. I said, babe, no, no, I can promise
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you that was some past when I met him, and you know what,
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I think that's kind of what inspired me because our relationship when when we met
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and when we got together, I felt like I had found the one and
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so I could now get out the past experiences into this fictional book. But
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I told him, it's not you, babe, don't worry about here quickly.
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It is not you. It is not you somebody else. It's fiction.
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Maybe it's fiction so that that that shit makes some peace in the house
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tonight. So what set your work apart from other fiction authors? I would
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say because I'm original, I'm authentic, I'm true to myself, and my
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experiences are different, you know than the anyone else and their writing as well.
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So you know I have I mean, we've all experienced some past hurts,
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betrayals, things like that. But my story is different from your story,
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and this book is just my true, authentic self. Want to share
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my story, well a story on some that entangrament is real and there is
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deceit. I'll here for men and women. Yeah, yeah, even the
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women not deceiving the men men not deceiving women. I mean, it's it's
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only new it's on TV every day. Yes, certain, as you were
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saying, magazine. But certain magazines we see while we shop, and you
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know, just standing online in certain stores, you standing there saying and people
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saying, you know, I'm trying to do that and tell you to go
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ahead. But by the time for you to go ahead, they have picked
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up the book too and nook through magazine. Because that you're seeing couples celebrities
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all over the place. Yes, yeah, it's a lot of deceit we're
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going on. Some people have been in marriages for thirty forty years for whatever
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reason, they stayed together. But there's some deceit there. You can't write
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fiction, should we expect something in other genres? Yes? So I would
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love. I would love to write a horror and I have. I have
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a horror, and I have a suspense Victoria's mother. No, no,
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no, change his mother. I'm just kidding. Yes, suspense. So
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I have my next book. I got to decide because the next book is
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called mid Wife Crisis. That's the book. Mm hmmm, yeah, Middlewife,
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middle Wife Crisis. Mm hmmm. So that's Tyler. Perry just told
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you he was going to make your book into a movie, and he gave
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you the job of choosing the leading lady and leading man. Who are your
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choices? Oh? Who are my choices? You know what? I think?
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I think Kelly Rowland could play Victoria. I've seen her in the last
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Netflix and a Job, and she did she did a heck of a job.
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She did a heck of a job. Yeah, I see it.
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Mm hmmm, I see it. The man, her bestie, Kelly bestis
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mother could play that. Yeah, that mother, because she looks like she's
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the type that could play that mother. Yes, Oh my goodness, it's
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so many, there's so many men out here. Well, I don't know,
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you know what. Huh. He's in the church. He's steeling from
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the church. So we gotta think on that level of who it could be.
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Yeah, wow, you know what I would have to I would have
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to ask Tyler because Tyler has some good looking men in his movie Fine the
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Man, But he's coming from with them, man, I have never even
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heard of Yes, interesting, look, Yeah, I'm just thinking where he
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come from. Because the last movie that Kelly was in The Goblet where you
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come from? Yes, and I hope he keeps coming because he was very
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good, very good actor, very good acting job with that with that movie,
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I had to watch it without anybody around. And that's one of my
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things that I do on a Sunday. Certain movies I watched Sunday morning because
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it's quiet in my house. You get a chance to watch it without any
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interruptions. Yes, that's so. Were you Were you thinking about the kind
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of audience you wanted to read your book or was it something you had to
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give off your chest? So at first, I think that's why it took
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me so long, because I as I got to learn and and enjoying,
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you know, Facebook groups of authors and things like that, I hadn't really
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at first thought about the audience. But as I began to write more and
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think about releasing it, it made me think more. You know that this
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is a middle aged man or woman who's been through a relationship that's entangled like
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like and and when you think about it, even young people, I mean,
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any any one over eighteen who's been in a serious relationship, whether it's
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man or woman. If you haven't experienced an entanglement, lived long enough,
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or you might know someone, they may not use the term entanglement. They'll
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say he cheated on me, Yeah, yeah, that's or something you know
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that they may not understand that And some of them may not mind being in
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a relationship with a guy who's already in a relationship with somebody I guess,
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some baby mama or whatever it is, and not realize that's an entanglement.
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Yes, that is so, there's a lot that I was young sisters need
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to understand terminology. We've been through that. We just use different words now,
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so in a few years they're gonna probably change the tablem into something else.
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Yeah, yeah, it happens. I noticed that you and Victoria have
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something in common. But you were born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but now
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resides in the upcoming city of Charlotte, North Carolina. This is where the
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story takes place. Is there something you want to tell us about Victoria that
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your boy doesn't mention? Is Victoria someone you know? Yes, Victoria?
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You, Victoria was me sometimes Victoria all of us some time ago. YESI
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to be honest, Yes, Victoria is exactly And that's when I wrote the
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book. Be the thing like everyone, even even men, men and women
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have experienced some entanglement at one time or they know someone. And that's why
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I say that again with the men, that they can experience entanglement too,
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because women cheat as well, as a woman. I'm not going to sit
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here and say that women don't. They just cry their way out of it,
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out of it, that's how they get. Some of them get out
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of it and then become very mellow after a while. But right see,
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I'm gonna say there's a way that you can be an entanglement and when you
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get caught, you can be out of it and still come out on top.
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And I ain't gonna share how you can do that podcast, I'm not
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going to tell you how you can get out of it. You know,
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I was raised brothers seen it on They told me a lot of stuff.
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So I learned from watching and crying and getting out and still being on top
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without feeling right. But that wasn't my story, but I knew how to
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do it. So before you said, what is some part of you?
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Oh yeah, yeah, especially well so I am a woman of faith and
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being in that environment as a young lady seeking a companionship. M hm,
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you know that was that was the thing. He's got to be. He
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he needs to be the man in the church. He needs to be.
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But that's not I found out that's not because it's in the church. Don't
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make him right, hmm, Okay, the depo go to church sitting next
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to me and we but but that's the thing, because they show up what's
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in sheep's clothing, But that's the wool, it's the wolf in sheep's clothing.
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And then the charm and just the demeanor, and then you're all you're
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just head over heels, and then you then as you continue to get to
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know, you're finding out Okay, this isn't he isn't all he or she
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is? And all of their cracked up to me, so's to learn experience?
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Yes here or she wearings and all that makeup on and that perfume that
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you can smell a mile away, yet it could be heard too. Yes,
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yes, because knowing you already with somebody else, since she's coming in,
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there be an extra yes, I see woman. That's not always on
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the woman's side, because I know how we can get yes, And if
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I have to put it out there, I put it out there. Look,
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if you want to know what a woman will do or what a woman
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will say, and how we can get away with certain things, I'll be
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real. I'll tell you why. Because I wouldn't want somebody doing that to
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my brothers, So I tell them. But see they're older than me and
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they already know. But I would tell them. But I tell my sons
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what to watch for and know how they do it because some women now they're
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teaching their daughters these things. Yes, and that's that's where those entanglements come
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from, because some of them could have inherited, you know, right,
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or look at the social look at look at the social media. It's on
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there. Women are telling these young women, oh yeah, I sleep around.
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Oh I don't mind. I go to the ball games and I'm there
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to spectat and to find me a guy. And they're saying, it's cool.
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Look at the music. Look I mean, are young women. I've
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been a being, you know, sucked in even into the music nowhere.
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The women are like, yeah, you know, I get around and I
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need his money, and what can he do for me? They bring him.
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That's how a lot of these women brand themselves. They get onto stage
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half dressed. Maybe it's an era thing because they were they were fully clothed
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when I used to watch certain shows show not and then sometimes the skirts will
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get a little shorter. You know, that was okay because they had the
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boots and that was okay, but now all you seeing is the boots and
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nothing else, so you know, you become surprised at it. You know,
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I can't sit and say you should be ashamed of yourself because it's your
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time, right, you know, I've had my time in my era.
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It's your time, and I can't say whether that's acceptable or not. That's
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again, that's your time. And I'm not going to mention any names of
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some of these young ladies that's doing this, but it's their time. I've
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had my time in my decade and we wore clothes and did things the way
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we did it with our elders probably didn't like the stuff that we were doing,
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absolutely and the stuff we say, So I don't come down on them
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for that, you know. All allthough, I would say, is that
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be careful, yes, because what you're putting out there may not be the
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message that somebody else is getting and then you're just simply on the show they're
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thinking something, so that just be mindful of your And speaking of Brandon,
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you are entrepreneur and are building your brand. What is your brand? So
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you know I've had I've had time to think about that, and I'm still
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because I'm an author, but I want to be on the business side too.
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I want to do more than just right, you know. I want
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to talk with others who are new authors and share my journey because I'm sure
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they have a journey as well coming into this whole industry of becoming a published
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author, whether it's self published or traditional. And so I'm still working on
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figuring out the brand because it's new, it's it's kind of branded myself,
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so I'm trying to I'm still finding me and what the brand is going to
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become. So it's not all the way there. There's something you may want
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to try. It's called toast masters. Okay, you may want to try
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that and see how far you want to go with that. A lot of
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them do a lot of speaking. Sometimes you can figure out who you are
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within that organization and did just about everywhere. Okay, okay, places and
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programs are online, but be careful because some of them are not who they
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are there are you know this one of this AI thing that's going on which
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bothers the head out of me. If you're not AI part of the alphabet.
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I want to be bothered. Right. The only thing I want to
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know about a and I. So my kids say that's enough. I'm good,
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I'm old school, I'm good. I'm ready to do regular mail now
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because it's scared to death out of me abusing the computer because all of this
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AI stiff. Send it in the mail. But they'll find their way.
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Yes, your readers will get out of your book. What do you think
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that they take away will be from your work? Well, I want them
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to take away that I am passionate about my writing and that I'm being true
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to who I am. You know, I want to be authentic and I
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want to stay in my lane and write my book and continue to build my
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brand. But I want you to know I'm passionate about writing. I've been
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wanting to I've been writing since I was a young kid, well a little
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girl, but you know, I'm a seventies baby. So growing up and
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talking about writing and doing art, and you know, my family didn't see
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that as a way as an income stream. So I kind of didn't pursue
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that because it was go to get the diploma, go to college, get
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the job type of thing. And so it wasn't until I got older that
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I realized there's more opportunities now to share and write and write my book and
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you can make a living do writing being an author, and so and I
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was, and I'm passionate about what I'm writing and I want them to read
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the book and enjoy it. I want my readers to enjoy what I write.
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And and then we can talk and have a discussion on the podcast.
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Or to a great start with this book entangled with the see you're off to
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a wonderful start. And there's nothing wrong with changing lane sometimes as long as
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you know which lane you came from, there's nothing right lanes. Sometimes,
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you know, share without you and listen how they can connect with you.
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Yes, so you can follow me on Instagram, Facebook, and I'm on
33:35
the red now at Danny Nicole the Author. My website is in construction because
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I had it revamped, but I'm at Danny Nicole the Author dot com as
33:51
well, so you can follow me there. I'm doing some updates now that
33:54
I'm getting out here more. I want to ask him things to the website
33:59
so that the readers can get to know me also on that level as well.
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If you're in the Charlotte area on June eighth, I will be at
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the African American Book Festival, and I will be presenting my novel for purchase,
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So come see me there. If you're in the area. Well you're
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just want to fly out to Charlotte, you can do that too, but
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well sometimes it's worked the trip because the book is dead and it is on
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Amazon and it is on the Black Old Publishing website as well to purchase.
34:40
So Danny, when the table to see part two come out, please let
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me know, yes, or Victoria's mother call your girl. I can do
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that. I can do that. We're sisters, now I can do that.
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I encourage you all to take a look at this book, not just
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look at the cove and say, oh, it's nice. Go through this
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book. Even you can do it with some groups of people. You can
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do second wives clubs, first wives clubs, however you want to do it.
35:15
You can do it in groups because I think you might enjoy and doing
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it, because you may have a lot of questions. Yes, because I
35:22
have, and I was able to ask the author. So that's how fortunate
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I was. Yes, the author. But you guys can get in there
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and you can do the same thing. You can get together or if you're
35:32
doing it by yourself, you could jot your questions down on the pages that
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you want, email her, contact her, ask those questions and whatnot,
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so you too can ask the author. Yes, some food for thought.
35:45
There's a big difference between entangled entangled, and if you are confused, don't
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worry. So was I. That was before I read a part of Entangled
35:54
with the seat and spoke with the author, Danny Nicole. These two words
35:59
are often used. They'll often use it interchangeably, but there's a subtle difference
36:05
between them. I want to thank Danny for untangling my thoughts about it.
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Such as entangled and tangled refer to things that are twisted or knotted together,
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but entangled implies a more complex and difficult situation that than tangled. Entangled means
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that things are not just twisted together, but they're also difficult to separate or
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untangled. Tangled simply means that things are twisted together, but they may easily
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be separated or untangled. In other words, ladies entangled refers to something that
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is twisted or interwoven intercally. It can also refer to a state of being
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involved with a complicated or confusing situation or relationship. So remember that tangle refers
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to something that is twisted or knodded together in a disorderly manner. It can
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also refer to a state of being involved in a confusing or complicated situation or
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relationship. Either way, when that happens, you know it's time to get
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out and get away, and that it becomes twisted or interwoven in a messy
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way, so it can be very messy. I want to thank Danny Nicole
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for bringing us Entangled with deceit Thank you copy Yes side of Victoria was in
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an entangled, deceitful relationship, alright, nearly tangled and messy. Yes,
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join us on Thursday, May thirtieth. We are in for a good fight
37:37
with Dimitria. Good after eighth after Dog. Thank you, Thank you so
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much. I truly truly appreciate you coming out and sharing this book. I
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appreciate you. Just one of the second books that I've read, and I've
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had a guest on that and looking forward to part two. You know,
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a case that I've read and i've had guests doing. And I'm not taking
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away from any of the books, but there's always that one character that I
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connect with in some kind of way, and Victoria is that character or for
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me and I have that other author that's gonna be coming up in a couple
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of weeks. Oh boy, I've been bugging her. Yes, I just
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I can't wait. I feel like that's a that's relatively mind already because we
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were here. Yeah, we're here, and I just can't wait to see
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what she was doing all summer long. So that's it for us tonight.
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Thank you so much for being a part of that show. Thank you,
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thank you so much for your book. Thank you. I'm glad I could
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share. I'm glad to any questions out there. Mm hmm. No,
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we got some hellos and a couple of responses, but I'm glad those those
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who have responded have come out to listen and join the podcast. Is they
39:22
do a replay yes, ax questions, and I usually go into the replay
39:27
and I respond with either let them know that they have to get that answer
39:30
from you because I couldn't answer it. So yes, if you see the
39:34
replay, just respond respond, Okay, I will can contact you, you
39:40
know. Yes, don't give out your personal phone number because people right follow
39:46
me on social media. Yeah right, I never get off the phone.
39:52
I got a phone came my phone. I'm have to start charging you.
39:57
I'm gonna be phone because I think that you're you're gonna you're gonna be very
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successful. And I appreciate that. I you know, and I appreciate that,
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you know. So in July I should have said this to so I'm
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coming up with something for everyone in July. I want to do a virtual
40:19
book club. So we're going to talk about the book chapter by chatter.
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Put that on your social media. Yes, yes, you have to call
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Angela about doing the podcast. Yes, yes, So I don't think that
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you would have a problem with, you know, doing your podcasts and being
40:40
one of the sisters. I I appreciate that. I enjoy you know.
40:47
I was just talking to someone and publishing through Black Gold, and we we
40:54
were messaging each other and she was so she's like a friend. Like I
41:01
really enjoy talking with you, Patrice Angela, because I feel like your sisters.
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I don't have a sister. I'm a twin. I had a twin
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brother he passed about thirteen years ago. But I thank you. But I
41:15
like the sisterhood and it makes me because feel good that you guys are my
41:21
sisters. Like I just feel like we have this connection and the information you
41:25
got you share. I'm taking notes. I'm the one. I'm the one
41:30
that's taking a note. We share with each other. Sometime we work each
41:36
other's nerves. I'm quite sure, but I'm quite sure work the nerves.
41:39
But it's all in love because we want to pull the strengths out of each
41:45
other, because we do come from different places, and I think what we
41:50
do the best is challenge each other, yes, in a positive way,
41:53
and that's just to bring out the best in each other. And this is
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what I appreciate about discreup here, and it's you know, it's not because
42:00
it's Doug Crew, but a lot of people just don't understand this group and
42:05
they don't really have to. You know, we understand each other and we're
42:08
still here, right, so right right, And you're doing great things and
42:14
you're offering a platform. I mean, as a new author, this was
42:17
important to connect because especially now we're on the internet. I mean, everyone
42:25
gets a chance to hear the story and it's because of you, it's because
42:30
of the crew. So I appreciate the platform just being available to new authors
42:37
or people promoting their business, because you're giving us a platform now to share,
42:44
you know, because we otherwise wouldn't be able to share, you know,
42:47
back in our time, back in my day, share what I have
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to call them up and be like I have to call up everybody. I'm
42:58
not even gonna talk about mind, damn. Just don't let that go by.
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And so that I've experienced sometime and it's all good. Whatever I can
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share with anyone, I'm always open to share that. I don't feel that
43:13
there's a reason to hide anything, to hold anything back. Each one can
43:19
teach one and yeh, this is what we do. I've learned a lot
43:22
from these ladies, you know, especially using this social media stuff, how
43:29
to do certain things because I would have been at a loss. The only
43:31
thing I know was use my computer. But I would have been at a
43:35
complete loss without them with a lot of things and telling me terminology. I
43:39
think I'm a little older than some of them and they're teaching me a lot
43:45
and I appreciate it. So yeah, just you know, I just tell
43:50
everybody, just do you. That's all you can do. When you're in
43:53
this group, You're doing everybody because we're doing each other. And that's what's
43:58
so special about everybody. I can go through everybody's names. But if I
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do, I have to tell you a little bit about everybody, and that's
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I could be here all night just talking about everybody. Everybody's very special to
44:07
me. But I'm not gonna keep you. You know, Angela has she
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is busy. I'm getting ready for my next show, which would be in
44:20
two weeks. Okay, And that's a lot. So yeah, that's that
44:23
one is the Good Fight with Dmitria good in that it's something special. This
44:30
is UH National Force to Kill until we're talking about abuse and a whole bunch
44:35
of other things. So she got some great things going on. But I'm
44:37
not gonna get too much away because I want her to be able to talk
44:40
about herself and what she's got going on. And you said, Dimitri are
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good. I'll follow her, Okay, I'll follow you. Okay, yeah,
44:51
please, do you so much. Yeah, I will do that.
44:53
Thank you again for sharing your book for Victoria with everybody. Yeah, Victoria,
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I appreciate I appreciate you, Victoria, all the Victoria's out there.
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Yes, just you just stay in your lane and you were good. All
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right. Yes, that's a great night. Thank you so much. You're
45:17
welcome. Okay, Bye, bye,