Weathering The Storms of Life

by Casandra Belcher Tripp, Reginald Barrett (Illustrator)

Overview

The town of Turner is hoping for a serene September. For as far back as can be remembered, this town has suffered a tragedy during the month of September. Sheretta Miller is on the edge. How can you endure bullying and harassment day in and day out? Sheretta Miller is armed and has an accomplice that is licensed to kill. What will it take to stop Kyle Carroll? Will the trees that surround the town serve as a makeshift mortuary?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013482807
Publisher:	Casandra Belcher Tripp Writes
Publication date:	12/02/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	163 KB

About the Author

About Casandra

Casandra’s life debut began in Bronx, New York on a cold winter morning. It is said that New York is the city that never sleeps, that too can be said about Casandra. She is often busy writing, traveling, reading, cooking, shopping or spending time with family and friends.

Not only has she written short stories, she’s written inspirational stories that have been used in workshops at women’s conferences, and other events. Her stories are mind stirring, believable, and true to life. She is also an Inspirational Speaker when time permits.

She’s never been one to give up, even when the chips were down. She has seen her share of trials, triumphs and struggles and she appreciates them all. She knows that deep down inside, each of them have served a special purpose in her life. With the help of God, Casandra has always bounced back stronger, and more determined after each test of her faith.

She’s no stranger to hard work. She is employed full time and is a dedicated employee. Casandra is an active member of several professional and civic organizations. Her tireless efforts in many of the organizations have allowed her to receive nominations, honors, appointments and scholarships both locally and statewide.

She frequently spends time with local area youth. It is often said, “It takes a village to raise a child.” Her Village upbringing remains instilled in her heart.