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Ms. Terren Grimble, Author & CEO, Appears at Baltimore Book Festival
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Please join, Ms. Terren Grimble at the Baltimore Book Festival which takes places on September 28-30, 2007 at Mount Vernon Place, 600 block North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21201. The mid-Atlantic's premier celebration of the literary arts features over 225 nationally known and local authors, poetry readings, cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs, live music and more than 75 exhibitors and book sellers.

Ms. Terren Grimble was born and raised in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. She attended Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Florida where she earned her B.S. in Business Economics.

 

Ms. Grimble started writing short stories as a pre-teen.As she got older, her writing skills improved, yet writing remained only a hobby. Ms. Grimble is the author of Love Lessons and CEO of Madada Publishing.

 

She recently has appeared at the Women’s Expo and 2007 Afrocentric Book Expo.Ms. Grimble was recently interviewed by Urban Essence.

 

She currently resides in Mitchellville, Maryland with her husband, and two daughters. Ms. Grimble currently is working on her second novel.

 

About Love Lessons

 

Stacey Jackson has the perfect life. A senior at Howard University in Washington, DC, she is blessed with brains, beauty and popularity and a loving family; not to mention a handsome basketball player boyfriend, Patrick. But all is not what it seems, especially when it comes to her relationship with Patrick. Stacey wants nothing more than to cut Patrick out of her life completely. However, Patrick's holding a damaging secret over her head and before she knows it, more problems arise within their already troubled relationship. To make matters worse, Stacey's long-time crush, Ronnie Morgan, enters the picture.

 

Ronnie is the drop-dead gorgeous co-captain of the Howard University basketball team and aspiring singer. Stacey's had a thing for Ronnie since she first laid eyes on him during their freshman year. Unbeknownst to her, Ronnie has wanted to get with Stacey as well. When Patrick goes home the summer before their senior year, Stacey realizes "God definitely has a sense of humor," because Ronnie starts making his moves. In the beginning, Stacey resists Ronnie's advances, because she does have a boyfriend, but after spending an innocent evening together, she gives into her longtime desires. Once those desires are unleashed, there's no turning back and it's not just about the sex!

 

Despite her current relationship, Ronnie feels that Stacey is a safe bet for "no drama" but he has no idea what's really going on with Stacey and Patrick. Ronnie tries to be supportive of Stacey's decision to remain with Patrick but soon, enough's enough. When Stacey doesn't break up with Patrick after an ultimatum, Ronnie ends their relationship.

 

Can Stacey find the courage to end her abusive relationship or will she let her secret shame, tear her new relationship apart before it gets a chance to blossom?

 

Love Lessons is Ms. Grimble’s first novel which was published by Madada Publishing in 2006.

 

Love Lessons available at
- Amazon.com
- Borders.com
- Cushcity.com
- Karibubooks.com

-Pagesinblack.com

 

About the Baltimore Book Festival 

 

Baltimore Book Festival takes places on September 28-30, 2007 at Mount Vernon Place, 600 block North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21201. The mid-Atlantic's premier celebration of the literary arts features over 225 nationally known and local authors, poetry readings, cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs, live music and more than 75 exhibitors and book sellers. The festival is free and open to the public. For further information about Baltimore Book Festival contact Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts, Festivals Director, Kathleen Hornig at  khornig(at)promotionandarts.com or 410.752.8632.  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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