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What’s On the Road Ahead for Tyfany Janee:

I’m back in the writing lab now currently working on the next book, The Road Sometimes Traveled, it contains three short stories that are tied together by a central theme of my characters dealing with secrets of their past coming back to haunt them. I finished up working with a cover designer last week and it’s been put up on my website and all the ways to connect with me via social media.

A few months after that releases, I’ve planned to release another poetry book in 2018, titled, RSVP: To Be Unapologetic. That book will have poems that are aimed to shed light life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Everyone’s happiness isn’t the same. About being confident in your own skin, speak your truth, getting naked in a sense to say yes, I have flaws and imperfections. I’m human. But moreover, it pulls out a chair to the table that tells it like it is. We all have our vices, mistakes are made daily. Leave it, to move forward with learned lessons, and for those that are still there, still trying, you’re no less than anyone that has moved onto the next phase. But unapologetic in being who you are.

I get a lot of people that are very fond of The Invitation, and they like to hear that I have other work next but still are waiting on a novel. Especially since they’ve been gifted with a bit of flash fiction in an Ebook offered on my website. I am here to say that there will be a novel, in 2019, titled, To Love Him, I…

The novel approaches topics on trust, infidelity, lust, anger, and more through story’s characters. Feelings, behaviors, and thoughts expressed when women are in or have relationships from young to old with men.

It shows how the positive and negative relationships with men have affected the past, present and future. The father that was, or was not there. The first boyfriend to break your heart, the guy that left her with a baby. To the husband she has, had, or the almost but doesn’t count. Boyfriends who are not motivated to dream, ones too motivated and irrational that it stands in the way, or the ones that stay all the while, but never intend to give of a ring.

It includes an approach to show the male perspective, sometimes forgotten in these stories, as they deal with women who have been hurt in previous love, how they sometimes struggle with societal pressures of being men, the role they are intended to play and their needs for love.

Men that may be good guys but hurt women don’t see. The bad boy types, acting like they don’t need a woman, and that isn’t the reality. Some nervous to love because of the wrong ones, mistreatment, or the games they feel are played by woman. While others are selfish, with ill intentions, not as easy to see.