Turn on the Lights (So You Can See)
Latisha Robb has a Hustle & Flow with a grind that at times defies gravity. Extremely talented, smart and hardworking, she’s never been the type that didn’t understand the meaning “hard work pays off”.
In her prolific debut title, “Turn on The Lights”, readers get an up-close-and-personal look at life struggles known to many but instead of being stuck in a rut, Latisha’s “Light Switches” help you turn the lights on in your own “house” and show you the way into your purpose and victory.
A mix of urban grit and street smarts sprinkled with the glitter of self-help redemption, Turn on The Lights (So You Can See) is guaranteed to be a book you turn to over and over again on your personal journey towards The Light.
In her prolific debut title, “Turn on The Lights”, readers get an up-close-and-personal look at life struggles known to many but instead of being stuck in a rut, Latisha’s “Light Switches” help you turn the lights on in your own “house” and show you the way into your purpose and victory.
A mix of urban grit and street smarts sprinkled with the glitter of self-help redemption, Turn on The Lights (So You Can See) is guaranteed to be a book you turn to over and over again on your personal journey towards The Light.
What You Don't Know About Your Soul
What is a soul? In reading this book there will be a clear understanding and a desire to do more research. This book is perfect for people who are searching for understanding of self and how we all fit into the circle of life. L.Robb brings to life the understanding of the spiritual aspects of what is happening in our worlds.
The Unapologetic Apology: The Flip Book
The Unapologetic Apology is the book that is saying what everyone is thinking! A timely piece, created to finally give voice to unapologetic mentally healthy feelings. It's ok to feel the way you feel. A short sweet and hard to beat book packed with the one liners that will start many conversations, and show people that they are not alone in how they feel! Full of surprises, this book is enlightening, entertaining, and educational. A must have on the coffee table and in the office!
The Truth: What A Helluva Drug
A true story, of a daughter taking care of her father in his last days of life battling stage 4 brain cancer. Similar to John McCain, Walter Robb battled Glioblastoma IV, and this is the story of his last 6 months of life, where he decided to move to Puerto Rico, from California to be with his daughter in his final days. Latisha chronicles the events of his Puerto Rican life and care, and gives an intimate view and the truth about in home hospice care. Some of Walter's inner feelings and thoughts are shared here, how he truly felt in his soul, and it was written, with the intention, as a therapy for Latisha to healthily heal from the impending death of her father. True to her feelings, and as her father's protector, she shares her experiences handling his affairs dealing with some family, and how it played out. She journaled while he was alive, and with him present. This is a real, and raw emotional first hand account of true love.