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Yusef and the President

Jean E. Caldwell

The Chronicles Trilogy

Latise M. Howie

Latise M. Howie

Inspirational Romance Author

Author/ Playwright Latise M. Howie debuted her first novel The Chronicles: Elevator Silence in January 2014. She quickly followed up with the second release The Chronicles: Sidetracked in October of 2014. Latise's writing style is entertaining and very spiritual. This new author does an outstanding job of turning these tales of real life situations into entertaining, teaching moments for our lives. Latise wears many hats. She is the mother of three amazing children, Motivational speaker, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist. She understands that she is simply the vessel God uses to bring forth the message and the blessing. Latise released the last of the last of the The Chronicles Trilogy, titled, The Chronicles: Highways, Intersections and Exits in October of 2015. Latise was recently awarded The Best Inspirational Gospel Author of the Year, on September 24, 2016, at the Gospel Image Awards in Charlotte, NC. She was also awarded Author of the Year, by the Queen City Awards, also in Charlotte, NC.

Jean E. Caldwell

Children's Author

Jean E. Caldwell resides in Concord, NC, in the Shankletown-Sidestown Community, where she was born and raised. She visited Zimbabwe, Africa in 2012 – the second of three visits she has made to this BEAUFITUL country – and was inspired to write “Yusef and The President” upon Barack H. Obama’s re-election in November of that year. (Yes, she voted for him via absentee ballot prior to leaving for her trip!)
She graduated from Northwest Cabarrus High School in 1970. Thirty-three years later, she graduated from Barber-Scotia College, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and finished at the top of her class.
“Yusef and The President” is the first of several children’s books she has written for publication. She also thoroughly enjoys being a book editor, a hobby she believes stems from having served her senior year as editor of the editorial staff for her high school newspaper.