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As with all of The Mommy Grats books, The Pathway of Legacy shows a combination of characters other than Daddy and BabyGirl.  In this case, it’s Mommy and BabyGirl.

Katherine is a brilliant girl who breezed her way through college, hardly having to apply herself at all.  But the summer before grad school began would teach her that being nice was the one bit of education she had ignored.  Now, she would be re-trained all summer long and if she didn’t turn from sassy into classy, there would be no grad school in the fall.

In this book, the power struggle is on between Mommy and BabyGirl.  It’s sweeter than apple pie and that apple pie is starting to heat up in this second edition offering.  (… its sequel currently being written.)

Sample:  “From Sassy to Classy“

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The Pathway of Legacy

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here is a story about struggle, literally and figuratively.

Warning:  This ain’t no Daddy/BabyGirl story.

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From Sassy to Classy –

Katherine strolled across the campus she had known and had conquered for the past four years.  For as much as she was sad to see her time there end, she was happy to have graduated.  Skipping the pomp and circumstance of ceremonies and parties, she focused in on getting two things that had eluded her in her final semester.  And looking up to the top floor of Curtis Hall at the end of the sociology quad, she was determined not to leave this campus until she had what she wanted.

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who she was and where she belonged.

Warning:  This ain’t no Daddy/BabyGirl story.

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Taming Wild Horses – 

Thursday night and The Creole Crawl was packed & jumping.  It was a big night for college drinking and this bar, being a few blocks from main campus, made it a hot spot in the French Quarter of New Orleans.  From sports jocks to sorority sweeties, the glasses were tipping to the ale, the asses were grinding to the beat and finding a good time in the Big Easy seemed quite easy indeed.

But poor Winnie, a country girl who had tried hard to adjust since the beginning of the semester, almost turned around and ran out of that bar.  She probably would have bolted if Dominique hadn’t seen her, in the nick of time, from behind the bar and waved her over.  Winnie took small steps forward, trying to squeeze through the gyrating drunkens, but to no avail.  Winnie’s presence was never a physical force to reckon with and in light of the good time being had, she couldn’t get anyone’s attention to ask them to move.

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This book is a new venture I’ve been contemplating after having received a lot of emails about writing something of this nature.  As with all of The Mommy Grats Books, Girl Power shows a combination of characters other than Daddy and BabyGirl.  In this case, it’s Mommy and BabyGirl. 

From an extra-curricular experience in a classroom, to a night out she won’t soon forget to a parking lot punishment and back home to the kitchen floor, these BabyGirls are given attitude readjustments, shown where the true power lies and nurtured into the deep emotions that Mommy/BabyGirl relationships are founded upon.

In these stories, the power struggle is on between Mommy and BabyGirl.  And it’s sweeter than cherry pie.

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      Crush 1               Crush 2

      Creole 1              Creole 2             Creole 3

 
    Pathway 1         Pathway 2

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here is a story about crossing the thin line between want and need.  Along the way, a little girl learns a lesson in matching.

(Warning: This ain’t no Daddy/BabyGirl Story.)

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“Matching Red Panties” –

“Above and beyond everything else, I want you to know that I love you dearly, Scarlet,” Cheryl said, opening the back of the SUV.  “But I’ve truly had enough of your mouth.  I cannot and I will not listen to any more of it.  I can understand having a bad day.  I have them sometimes, too.   And it’s so easy to say that other people can’t possibly know what it feels like to be as upset as you are.  But what that tells me is that you believe your situation to be worse than anything anyone else is dealing with.”

Scarlet stood with folded arms, sass to her hips and an indifference in the expression on her face which only infuriated Cheryl more, making her see red.  But Scarlet wasn’t moved or affected at all by the scolding she was receiving.

“Is this gonna be another one of your speeches about how ungrateful I am?” Scarlet asked with a gaze of defiance.  “Because I’ll be honest with you:  I may be your little girl, but that doesn’t make me indebted to you.”
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From the book:

here is a story about two schoolgirls who spent some time in a classroom with extra curricular intentions.

(Warning: This ain’t no Daddy/BabyGirl Story.)

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“The True Alpha”

Kitty checked the time on her phone.  She rolled her eyes as she sat back in her seat as she drummed her nails on her school desk.

It 3:55 p.m. and this stupid class just wouldn’t end.

“Kitty, do you have somewhere more important to be right now?” her professor asked.

Kitty stopped drumming her nails and quickly glanced over at Cyn, her new-found friends with benefits.

“Yes,” Kitty said, answering her professor with sass.  “As a matter of fact, I do.”

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