CHANEL GIOVANNI, born August 3, 1991, grew up in Fort Worth, Texas; where dreams became nightmares and writing became her reality. 

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Surrounded by so many siblings and no father, CHANEL craved something for herself- sex and words became her fix. With sex came experiences that she could never take back; this is where her pain began and, in that pain, she found her voice. 

 

On July 21st, 2014, CHANEL'S passion for words were challenged as she stood in a hospital room embracing the loss of her mother- for the first time in her life, she was speechless. She wanted so badly for her mom to know that dreams really do come true, she simply wanted her to believe again. 

 

Despite the dagger of her mother's nonexistence, CHANEL pressed forward, bringing truth to her notion- dreams really do come true. She launched her first book, The Naked Truth, in which opened many doors. Readers left feedback on Amazon and all-over social media, solidifying that CHANEL'S journey as an Author had just begun. 

 

Today, CHANEL has launched and published two new books, I am Porcelain and The Art of Words. Find out how she channeled the broken daughter within her and used her platform to elevate, educate, and uplift broken daughters all around the world. 

Alexis Taylor, born April 15th, 1998, resides in Flint, MI- the home of her exposure to urban novels. In her leisure, Alexis obtained an obsession with Wattpad stories, this interest exposed her to the joys of writing. 

 

Tales relating true-to-life ignited her curiosity and fed her creative mind. She was driven to test out her newfound inspiration when she carefully crafted her very first urban novel, The Streetz. 

 

In this epic drama, Alexis introduces readers to her prolific world and authentic personas. Noami Banks and Cartier Williams take us all on a wild ride when they step into a twisted world of drugs, money, and murder. Will they thrive in sex and secrecy, or will they be tormented by the realities of The Streetz? 

 

Stay tuned. Stay connected. 

Raychelle Meyers was born and raised in an impoverished neighborhood in Fort Worth, TX. Growing up, she and her family lived in a rundown home built by her great-grandfather. 

Raychelle watched her older sisters leave the nest as she and her brother remained with their stay-at-home mother and their entrepreneur father. Their father started several businesses, however, many of them failed; therefore, Raychelle’s family struggled, often.  

 

When business was slow, they went without lights and water. Eventually, Raychelle’s father started a successful carpentry business. Sadly, he soon became ill and passed away from Lung Cancer in the year of 1987; when he died, his business did too. Worst of all, he left his wife a widow and his children, fatherless.  

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Soon after being dealt one of the worst hands known to mankind, Raychelle and her family were forced to move out of their home due to tax issues. This home in which her great-grandfather crafted was later demolished.  

Seven years thereafter, Raychelle decided to break the chain of poverty in her family by starting her first business. She knew it’d be a challenge, but as a daddy's girl who was inspired by her father's hard work and dedication, she had the gall to impact change.  

Raychelle launched her own private childcare business at the age of 23. This business was designed to care for children of busy corporate moms. Unfortunately, it was closed due to landlord property issues, but it ran successfully for 4 amazing years.  

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