ALL ABOUT US
Hi there, book lovers and welcome to the beginning of my literary oasis. Whether captivated by the rich tapestries of my historical fiction All About Us or the heart-bound twist of a thriller in my second novel, Killer Eyes.
My aim is to craft narratives that transport readers to different eras and imaginative spaces, gripping them from start to finish. I warmly invite you to explore my debut novel, All About Us, and eagerly anticipate sharing my forthcoming second book, Killer Eyes..
ABOUT THE BOOK
Caiti Morris started in the year 1955, as she narrated, a tumultuous life growing up in Fair Green Housing Projects, along with her older brother Preston eight, and their younger siblings. After they outgrew their apartment, living arrangements became worse.
Horrible conditions beat down the older kids, buckling their spirits. Their strong determination to protect their family while simultaneously being pulled in opposite direction resulted in a life of early labor, despair, anxiety, and subsequent murder. One child, scarred for a lifetime, something Pres and Caiti must keep to themselves. A best friend admits at a youthful age a secret they both must keep until their friend tragically meets his death.
Determined to remove themselves from their troubling past, was not an easy thing to do, particularly during the height of the Jim Crow era. One by one each of the Morris children left home in search of a better life, gambling on their dreams but not without obstacles. Their adult lives came with tragedies they never imagined.
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PRISCILLA D. JOHNSON
MEET THE AUTHOR
A remarkable first-time author from Charlotte, North Carolina, recently captivated readers with her historical fiction novel, All About Us. Her storytelling prowess shines through in this intriguing tale. Educated in the Charlotte Mecklenburg School System, she is a proud West Charlotte Senior High graduate. Her educational journal continued as she attended Central Piedmont Community College and Queens University of Charlotte, North Carolina.
Following long-term employment with Eastern and a subsequent career as an American Airlines flight attendant, Priscilla’s travels exposed her to diverse cultures, economic realities, and social issues which broadened her perspective and possibly influenced her writing.
Her Literary Accomplishments extend to a well-deserved 5-star rating and recipient of the prestigious Literary Titan Gold Book Award for October 2023. Her writing style is simple yet engaging. She paints vivid descriptions, adds depth to ordinary characters, and masterfully uses dialogue. Readers find themselves transported to a bygone era, feeling as if they were right there alongside the characters.
Now retired, Priscilla divides her time between traveling, writing, and community volunteering. Her journey from Charlotte to Literary acclaim is a testament to her resilience and passion for storytelling.
In her future writing a Mystery Fiction is on the horizon. Killer Eyes her second novel, is scheduled out in 2025.
An Update on My Next Novel
To my wonderful readers
I am writing to share an update on my next novel, which was scheduled for publication before the end of this year. After much consideration and a final assessment of the manuscript, my publisher and I have made the difficult decision to move the release date to early 2026.
I understand this news may be disappointing, and for that, I sincerely apologize. I know how much you look forward to a new story. I am grateful for your patience.
Why the Delay?
Simply put, I believe in delivering the best possible book to you, and that requires time. This new thriller has taken me deeper and into more complex territory than I initially anticipated. It has demanded an extra round of revisions to ensure the pacing is perfect, the twists are truly shocking, and the characters are as compelling and authentic as you expect from my work
What’s next?
Rest assured, the manuscript is complete, and the publisher is gearing up for the 2026 launch. We’ll be sharing the manuscript in hardback, eBook, and paperback.
Thank you always for your incredible support and loyalty. I am immensely proud of this new novel and anxiously await sharing it with you.
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Author’s Opinion
“As a proud Charlotte resident, I am deeply committed to staying informed about our community’s events and the issues that matter most to our citizens. My engagement in these areas has allowed me to share my insights with the editor and readers of The Charlotte Observer. I want to emphasize that my opinions are entirely my own and are in no way influenced by The Observer.”
Stop Giving Lip Service to Affordable Housing.
This article addresses ongoing issues of affordable housing within our community.
It highlights the need for actionable solutions rather than mere promises.
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Rent Medical Bills, Don’t Take Pause, Neither Should the Senate on Stimulus
This issue brings to the forefront, those suffering during the pandemic, and services are badly needed, as US Senators speak of taking a pause .
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Joe Manchin
The article explores the political stance and influence of Senator Joe Manchin, particularly in the context of key legislature decisions.
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Pro-Life
Delving into the complexities of the pro-life movement, examining its impact on our communities and the broader societal implications.
April 2023
Marijuana Arrest that Led to Body Beating
The article sheds light on a troubling incident involving a marijuana arrest that escalates violence and raises questions about law enforcement practices.
November 2023
Not Convinced
A summary of skepticism about certain policies or decisions urging readers to consider alternative perspectives when governing.
July 2024
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