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About Me:
Lutishia Lovely authors the best-selling Hallelujah Love Series: Sex In The Sanctuary, Love Like Hallelujah, A Preacher's Passion and Heaven Right Here which releases July '09. In addition, she is excited to introduce the newest romance diva, Zuri Day, whose novel Lies Lovers Tell received great reviews and new read, Boby By Night, is generating a hot buzz! When not writing, she loves reading, international travel, good food, good times, good friends...right now she is on an extensive European tour through Switzerland, Denmark, Spain, Italy and more!
My Birthdate:
September 26th...Libra
My Website:
http://www.LutishiaLovely.com
My Favorite Website:
http://www.ZuriDay.com
My Favorite Foods:
Almost anything vegetarian, and also the latest "raw food" craze...
My Favorite Beverages:
Water and Wine...I think Jesus's first miracle of changing plain water into prime vino was soooo cool!!!
My Favorite Sweets:
Besides my honey?
My Favorite People:
Yeshua, Oprah, spiritual gurus, parents, best friends Sherri, Fadzo, Kai and Rolanda...
My Favorite Books:
My own!
My Career:
Author
My Accomplishments:
Living in the present...
Why I'm Here:
Professional, To Network, To Make Friends, To Share Ideas, To Learn, To Change the World
My Passion:
Being the best "me" I can be...
My Hopes:
By using my gifts and talents, to be a change agent for a more positive world.
My Dreams:
The same as my hopes...
What Else?:
You tell me!

Check out the HALLELUJAH LOVE series! Book 3, A Preacher's Passion, debuts January, '08!!!

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At 8:58pm on August 11, 2008, Charles L. Chatmon said…
Hey Lutishia,
It's good seeing you in the lounge. I hope you're doing well.
 
 

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