Books published by Two Sisters Writing and Publishing LLC

A terrorist plot using the obesity epidemic as a weapon of mass destruction to kill Americans.The terrorists use America's passion for food-and oblivion to the dangers of fat-to unleash an enemy within. They're on a quest to dominate the United States and the world.Joining forces to stop this evil plot are a journalist known as G.I. Jane, a hunky Special Ops soldier, and a radical surgeon, Dr. Michael Wise.Set just a few years into the future when obesity and diabetes are so prevalent that people can get dialysis on buses or at vacation resorts. An anti-healthy-eating backlash has created popular restaurants that feature an entire menu of chocolate, ice cream, and other indulgences. This backlash has also spawned an obesogenic culture of eating that includes massive portions, mega fried food fests, and a general disdain for healthy food.Meanwhile, Dr. Wise is on a mission to stop America's self-inflicted, slow death by obesity. He's asking Congress to pass his aggressive American Obesity Eradication Act, which includes appointing an Obesity Czar and imposing strict regulations such as a junk food tax, bans on fast food advertising to children, and required weigh-ins and nutrition education. Billionaire business leaders oppose it, and the Act is defeated.That propels Dr. Wise to lead a guerilla war on obesity. Headquartered in a Detroit warehouse that utilizes the salt mines and military-grade technology to evade detection, the underground LifeQuest Movement is supported by tech billionaires, the mafia, West Coast Yogis for Peace, a rural Kentucky group, and the Food Fight Posse from inner-city Detroit.Meanwhile, the terrorists have infiltrated the highest levels of government and obtained FDA approval of a "flavor enhancer" marketed as a fat blocker, but the drug was actually created in the terrorists laboratories. It's called OC-8, or Obesity Catalyst times Infinity, and it actually accelerates diabetes and causes cardiac arrest.Journalist Jeri Brewster, whose father is an Army General and whose mother is a health-advocating author, joins forces with the Special Ops soldier, Calvin "Bullet" Alvarez, in a race against time to tell the President that this evil plot involving deadly bioterrorism is killing Americans.But the terrorists have infiltrated the highest levels of government and the food industry. As a result, the President's chief advisor-along with many government and business leaders-are colluding with the terrorists. In fact, the terrorists have groomed the lead presidential candidate from birth to infiltrate America's highest office and serve as the lynchpin for their quest for global dominance.This fast-paced story has many twists and turns that explore the insidious nature of the obesity epidemic. It goes into the hearts and homes of two families, as the parents, children, and teens grapple with their addictions to junk foods and overeating, as well as their guilt, and anguished efforts to transform their thinking, eating, and health status in relation to food.And what if fast food companies took over public school cafeterias, offering not only a plethora of unhealthy fare for children's breakfasts and lunches, but also opening homework lounges and weekend community centers that welcome families to spend a lot of time there, and get hooked on the fattening food? Supporters love it; critics protest this infringement and monopoly on the minds and stomachs of schoolchildren.Will the terrorists succeed?

Compilation of short stories by 21 authors."El Duende" by Casandra Hernández Ríos"The Blind Oasis" by Anthony Johnson"Blood" by Helia S. Rethmann"A Practiced Office Dance" by Tarsilla Moura"Country Club Christmas" by Michelle Cox"Groundhog Days" by Conner Russell"Ambition" by Michael Colonnese"Berserk" by Bob Joncas"EGG" by Mary Finnegan"Tripping on a Blue Hole in a Paper Heart" by Begoña Montesinos"Better Off" by Sarah Gilligan"The Woman Who Loved a Spy," "Emerald Eyes," and "The Fastest Rockslinger in the West" by Leslie Muzingo"Sticker Shock" by Leah Holbrook Sackett"Blue Crush" by Sheila Rosart"What Makes Us Human" by Victoria Sylvander"Paper-Mache Man" by Steve Carr"Gloria's Verdict" by Kate Huffman"The Zen of Anima" by C. Angelo Caci"Omael" and "The Drummonds" by Joyce Stein"To Know Again Why it is You Have Come" by Keren Heenan"Two Sisters" by J. Peters

Husbands, Incorporated Our Business is Your Pleasure. Sasha Maxwells Husbands, Inc. Trilogy Book 1 Beautiful men. Mind-blowing pleasure. And perfect marriages that last only one year. Husbands, Inc., offers all this and more for a price. CEO Venus Roman has just unveiled this erotic empire that will revolutionize marriage. She's hosting 200 women who've come to select Husbands and open franchises around the world. But her powerful ex-husband wants to destroy her decadent dynasty. He and a vindictive mob say she's peddling male prostitution by contracting husbands-for-hire. As Venus fights to protect her life mission, she and her clients offer provocative peeks inside this sexy sanctuary that's housed in a waterfront castle. But will she survive the violent crusade threatening to kill her and crush her carnal kingdom? Will the men and women of Husbands, Inc. enjoy 365 days of wedded bliss? And will the global guests succeed at revolutionizing marriage worldwide?

Baby Rosemary - born to an Italian teen and a married black man in Detroit in 1946 - is adopted from an agency by a black couple in Saginaw, Michigan The adoptive mother's abuse instills in the girl, whom they name Marylin Elnora, ambition to achieve great things on her own. At age 19, Marylin sparks a racial and religious scandal by marrying former Roman Catholic priest Thomas Lee Atkins, who is white and 25 years older. Poor in finances but rich in love, they have two biracial daughters, Elizabeth Ann Atkins and Catherine Marie Atkins Greenspan, who look white. Team work makes the family's dream work as Marylin attends the University of Detroit School of Law at night while she and Tom work full time; he becomes "Mr. Mom"- taking the high-achieving girls to lessons for swim, piano, and skiing. He journals nightly, inspiring the girls' passion for reading and writing.All the while, family rifts in the wake of their interracial union begin to heal, fostering harmony and healing. The family's lifestyle includes friendships and associations with people of a cornucopia of race, religion, and culture, as Tom even serves as president of an American Indian association.Marylin becomes an attorney, putting the girls through the University of Michigan. Sadly, Tom dies before seeing the girls earn graduate degrees in writing from Columbia University and University of San Francisco. And he never saw Marylin's illustrious and highly respected career as a judge, which included 12 years as chief judge of Detroit's 36th District Court.The Triumph of Rosemary's vivid dialogue, raw revelations, and heartwarming messages will make you laugh, cry, and appreciate the power of one woman to pioneer a place for herself and her family in a sometimes unwelcoming world that ultimately embraced and celebrated her family's legacy of colorblind love.

"If you want to make friends, don't hang with Rhonda." This warning is like a slap in Veronica's face, because Rhonda was the only visibly black girl in her grade.Veronica hates that people assume she's prejudiced just because she looks white, even though her mother is black. Can she handle being rejected again? Can she get through the day fearing that people will make another racial slur?When school finally ends, Veronica's excited to escape the small town and spend the summer on Cape Cod with her friend Sally. But as soon as they drive off, she learns a terrible secret about Sally's family. Once they arrive at the cottage, things go from weird to worse.How will she survive the summer with this family from hell, with its hired black help in the kitchen? How can she avoid their criticisms and questions about what it's like to be mixed? Can she find peace with anyone on Cape Cod?

When Veronica tells her boyfriend she's black, he laughs, pinches her cheek and says, "But, you're so white." Is she too sensitive, like he says? Another boy starts paying attention to her. He's mixed, too. Should she drop the boy who might have a problem with her for the other guy, who may know what it's like to live in two worlds?

Veronica's mother is black, and her father is white, but she looks entirely white, not biracial. People at school start making a big deal about it, but nobody cared before she got to eighth grade. Why do they think it's their business? Her world is changed forever. But how does she find herself in everybody else's confusion? In all the chaos?Even Veronica's best friend, Katie, who's white, acts weird sometimes, like when a black girl from school comes to the house to get her hair cut by Katie's mom."I didn't know my mom cut black people's hair," Katie said.This same black girl wanted Veronica to join her friends at lunch when she learned Veronica was black. Veronica wonders why this girl had never spoken to her before. Was it just because she's black that she wanted to be her friend now? And why had she called Katie a white-ass and huffed away when Veronica invited her to sit with them.Even the black girls in cooking class question Veronica's knowledge of greens and chitlins."Greens is black folk's food," they tell her.Is this her new life: explaining her racial background to everybody, black and white, including this boy who likes her. The first boy to like her.She doesn't know what to say when he repeats some racist things his dad told him. Is he a racist, too? Will he feel differently about her when she tells him the truth, which she has to do sooner than later!

RACE, SEX & SECRETSSPARK DEADLY DRAMATwo beautiful sisters spark a scandal of race, sex, politics, and money so big – it could kill them both.Camille is living the glamorous life in New York City – by passing for white.Meanwhile, Karen is proudly serving their interracial family and Detroit community.But their black mother is dying.Camille can save her.But that would expose Camille’s Dark Secret to the rich, racist dynasty that she’s worked so hard to join through marriage.Will Camille let her mother die?Or will Karen force her sister to save their mother’s life?From New York to Capitol Hill, from a Virginia plantation to the ghetto and glamour of Detroit, Karen and Camille battle for what they believe in.Their clash over black and white, love and money, seduction and deception, explodes into a national scandal.Can the two sisters escape alive?