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The Joneses
A Library Journal Pick of the Month
& Best Books of the Year
USA Today says, “The Jones family can rival any TV drama series on prime time.
My Story
Shelia M. Goss is a national bestselling author of over twenty-one novels spanning contemporary fiction, romance, suspense, and young adult. Her celebrated works include The Joneses, The Aftermath, My Invisible Husband, and Delilah. The Joneses was recognized by the Library Journal as a Top Pick of the Month and one of the Best Books of the Year. USA Today has praised her writing, stating, "Goss has an easy, flowing style with her prose," and highlighted The Joneses as a saga "that can rival any TV drama series on prime time." Her talent has earned her numerous accolades, including the AAMBC Literary Award for Romance Author of the Year and recognition as an Essence Magazine bestselling author. Shelia also writes under the pen names Kayenne and Sparkle.
Shelia’s storytelling extends beyond books to the screen. She has contributed as a ghostwriter for a television series and worked as a script doctor for directors. She also co-wrote and co-produced the acclaimed short films Black Butterfly and A Day in the Life of Sarah Jane. A passionate advocate for literacy, Shelia frequently speaks at literary conferences and leads workshops for aspiring writers and teens, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Black Butterfly - The Movie
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Written and Directed by: Shelia M. Goss and Larry D. Brantley, Jr.
BLACK BUTTERFLY is what can happen when even the most mild-mannered person has had enough. Be careful how you treat someone because karma could be lurking in the shadows.
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