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I would like to introduce you to Claudette Milner.  Ms. Milner is an author and

speaker and soon to be Wise Women Speaker Association member.  She is an awesome, dynamic and provocative personality who has published two books and is working on the third of a series of what will be five.  Ms. Milner isn't flamboyant, doesn't

speak loudly but when she does speak her words impact the hearers hearts and minds.

I invite you to get to know Claudette Milner by visiting her website, chatting with

her on her blog, attending one of her scheduled events and purchasing one of her two

books.  This wonderful and wise woman of faith is very much in demand locally and

nationally and would be a great choice for a speaker at an event you or someone you

know may be sponsoring this coming year.  Below is a synopisis of Ms. Milner's most

recently published book and a scheduled of her booked events for 2008.

 

Carrie Johnson P

 

Synopsis: The sequel "Unheard Voices": Children of Plains Estates can only be

described as provocative, thought provoking, and timely. Book two will examine

storylines in which no American author has dared to write about in one book for

young adult readers. Milner will explore the after effects of pedophilia in the

Catholic Church with a congruent storyline of a young boy molested by his father

through the eyes of Alan Bates and Cuban born Alejandro Rodriquez. One survivor will

go through a journey of faith while the other will seek justice in his own way. The

reader will be challenged to confront his own stereotypes and prejudice against

Mexican Americans. Economic lines will be drawn in this close community when a

strike pits management against laborers, neighbors against neighbors. The role of

the church and its own hypocrisy will be examined. The role of the Jehovah Witness

during the Holocaust will be openly discussed as a Jew and a Jehovah Witness both

tell their stories of survival.

 

 

My mission is global. We live in a diverse society. There are those that feel as an

African American I should limit my writing to African American characters. Our

country is divided among race,class, religion, and gender. I believe that the story

of every child should be told. My prayer is that through my series of books the

dialogue will be opened and we as a country will begin to heal.