Russ Anderson

As a black male, most of us yearn for beautiful relationships. They provide us with love, security, growth and most of all fun Yet, time after time the majority of us fail miserably at the attempt of grasping love. We're met with stiff resistance and a number of roadblocks. Have you ever sat in daze and asked yourself, "why me"? Why do my relationships fail with my significant other's? My mother doesn't even respect me anymore. Well this book "Who are you calling a B tch," is the black women desperately reaching out to black men screaming, "I'm much more than a bitch, I'm your mama, sister, aunty, friend, lover and much more. This book will teach black men and boys how to correctly and positively interact with black women and girls on a daily basis. You'll learn how to protect the black woman, the quality of what real men are, how to please her sexually without being physically and emotionally abusive, the importance of not lying and dating within your race and validating her. Also, you'll learn how the Government has played a major role in the division of black men and women's relationships and why young black males are disrespectful to their mothers. Drugs and social media, disease and religion, the infamous gay agenda how it's destroying the black youth along with prison are plaguing the black relationships. This book teaches how to identify those problems and eliminate them with support and love of a healthy relationship. This is a must read in today's society of broken homes, promises and situationships, where everybody seems to think that relationships are taboo. This book will give the reader a perspective on his/her self-respect and appreciation principles. The author boldly translates through a gritty vibe what exactly black women need and want from their black men . Love is an act of will. True love is selfless and produces positive energy through humility and support. This book will make you reevalute the way you view yourself and relationships

The last magician in the world is no magician at all. For centuries, creatures of the night, demigods, and mortal magicians have existed side-by-side with the 'normal' world, practicing their arts in secret. But when a mysterious catastrophe erases most of the magic from the world and kills most of the magic users, twelve year-old Aubrey Arthur-heir to a magical legacy stretching back through recorded history-finds herself orphaned in a mundane world that doesn't even realize what it's lost. With only an unreliable golem and a basement full of inert magical artifacts to help her, Aubrey uses what little magic she has left to pick up the pieces of her life. But she soon learns she isn't the only magic user who survived the catastrophe. A fairy breaks into her house, a horde of zombies attack her after school... and all of that is just the beginning. When someone she thought was dead arrives on her doorstep, she realizes that hidden somewhere in her house is a source of magic-maybe the last remaining source of magic in the world. And Aubrey Arthur, a sixth grader with very little in the way of magical training, is the only one left who can keep it safe from the monsters.