Remnants of the Beginning: In All Honesty

Remnants of the Beginning is one of the most transparent "coming of age" memoirs for the urban lesbian community. With brutally honest short stories and emotion-filled, thought provoking poetry, ParKer Bryant doesn't hold back any truths as she takes her time to exposes the deep wounds and high altitudes of life and love. If there is a truth serum about the effects relationships with self and others have caused on our lives, you can assure to find it in Remnants of the Beginning. Packing a distinct power that creates an atmosphere for self dialogue, you'll find yourself having that much needed talk with yourself. Fall in love with the characters, and rediscover the beauty of being a woman on the journey of life and love. Definitely an eye opener to everyone who dares to take the plunge in the pages of the book and their own heart! The collection is intensely personal and fiercely unapologetic -- from one of the most compassionate, outspoken writers of our generation. Unlike many of the books currently in this particular genre, R.O.T.B. explores absolute truth. It is not just about feeling better when it comes to reading this book, it's also about going to the extreme of understanding why it hurts. Fall in love with people you may or may not know through honest reflections of experiences in life and love. There's nothing trendy about this book, because it was not written because love poems are now a trending topic. From the perspective of ParKer Bryant, the creator of BrokenMyrror.com and UrbGasm.com, Remnants of the Beginning is a compilation of her most transparent and candid writings exploring topics such as: Sex Relationships Religion & the Church Racism Love and the lack thereof Family The Technology Effect Plus More Purposely leaving the date stamp on many of the pages, ParKer opens up to expose and confess about people, places and things she has experienced in her life. You can't find a piece of literature that comes close to the rawness of Remnants of the Beginning, that's why you should make sure this masterpiece is in your collection.