Nothing is Lost in the Spirit

About the Book

Two middle aged African American females, analyze the way people in their lives handle various situations. Anima and Baset both work corporate jobs, and have families of their own. As multiple issues creep into their lives, the women decide to apply spirit to each situation that comes along, to help them understand what they are undertaking. In them analyzing others, they learn how to deal with issues in their own lives.

They share their dreams, culture and unexplained phenomena's to their close Italian friend. However, when there is a crisis with an associate of either of the women, they call upon others for help.

This book has been designed so that you, the reader, can open to any section and relish the narratives as they unfold from the creases of the universe. In these short stories, each episode is done with drama, and humor.

Although Baset and Anima, the two main fictional characters, are used in every chapter, breath of wisdom and emotions are present, so that you may experience the spirit of loneliness, joy, love and more.

About the Author

Cynthia Graham was raised in Newark, New Jersey by her mother, the late R. Pearl Graham. She studied scriptwriting through a local cable company, wrote and directed holiday plays for a private elementary school in the early 80?s. Cynthia is published in Contemporary Poets of America & Britain ? A Dorrance Anthology - Winter of 1994