Meet our Authors
Michele L. Waters
Born and raised in Southern California, now a resident of Georgia, Michele Waters exemplifies the true meaning of the words dedicated, diligent and driven which she has so effortlessly been able to project through her many business ventures while working full time as a Diagnostic Imaging manager. She is the author of "Can't Let Go" and "Through The Eyes of My Mulatto Daughter," which was a Finalist in the 2011 National Indie Excellence Awards Multicultural Fiction.
Nikki J. Cook, MBA
With more than ten years of public relations and marketing experience in a variety of industries.
Nikki has a strong, yet diverse background in media outreach, general marketing practices, copy writing, investor relations, events management, and life/business coaching. Nikki’s current and most recent career efforts include work with IHOP, Hilton Hotels Corporation, Destination Hotels and Resorts and Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse Restaurants. Previous client work has included communications efforts for software companies, investment companies and non-profit organizations.
A proud graduate from both California State University, Monterey Bay and California State University, Northridge, Nikki holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Master’s Business Administration (MBA) degree.
Michele L Waters
America’s Unsung Hero…Our Hero: David Hall, Selma to Montgomery March Campsite One is a moving children’s story that brings history home in a powerful and personal way.
When Jasmine sits down with her grandmother, she discovers that her great-great-grandfather, David Hall, was more than just a hardworking farmer—he was a hero of the Civil Rights Movement. In 1965, as thousands marched from Selma to Montgomery demanding equal voting rights, Hall risked his land, livelihood, and life to offer marchers a safe place to rest. His farm became the very first campsite on the historic 54-mile journey that changed America.
Told through warm family storytelling and brought to life with rich illustrations, this book honors the courage of an ordinary man who made an extraordinary choice. Perfect for young readers, classrooms, and families, it reminds us all that bravery, faith, and determination can shape history.
Michele L Waters
Through The Eyes of My Mulatto Daughter, has been a required reading in Dr. Walter A Gill's Diversity class at Towson University, Maryland since 2012. What the students are saying about this book, "I liked that for once I was in a class that had very interesting readings. My favorite book was Mulatto Daughter - very relatable." Out of 15 assignments students were asked to provide the professor with the 3 highest favorite ranks Mulatto Daughter tied at #1.
Michele L Waters
Can't Let Go, is a Romantic Suspense novel.
Reviews: Kudos to Michele L. Waters on her first novel! I was captivated and read this in two days! The perfect marriage gone haywire ending in divorce, and the husband turns into a fruitcake! At last, a new love arises and fruitcake "can't let go"! Great leading characters with a good supporting cast! You, too, won't be able to "let go" of this novel until you finish! You never saw the end coming! Oh my! Job well done!
I gave this book four stars because I enjoyed looking into the life of an entertainer that didn't fit the typical mode of celebrity. If only all men could be mature enough to be patient like Michael then false relationships would be a thing of the past. I also liked the elements of Christian morality that is rarely evident in today's society. Overall it was a good read.
Nikki J. Cook
"People Are Stupid...But you don't have to be one of them," is the first of a series to teach individuals the tricks of the trade.