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888 - Synthia Sharpe
Location: Temecula, CA
Date: Aug-28-2010
I read Spiritual Shackles, sugested reading from my sister Pamela Sharpe. I just couldn't put it down. I want to thank you for such gifted writing. It touched my soul. Cynthia Sharpe
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887 - Keith Thompson
Location: Pasadena/Altadena CA
Date: Jun-23-2010
Thank you for writing this great historical novel. It completely engrossed me. I grew up in Pasadena. Graduated from Muir. Graduated from Berkeley in AfrAm studies. Had an opportunity to visit Bahia -Pelourhino, Salvador... and I am still on a journey of growing awareness. My uncle shared the book with me and I am very grateful. Thanks for the inspiration.
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886 - Espinola Taylor
Location: Pasadena/Altadena CA
Date: Apr-18-2010
You probably don't remember me. I met you at the Black History parade in Pasadena. I just want to tell you about your book. It is the most enlightening book that I have read yet. I can relate to parts of the book even though I was not born and raised here in Pasadena. I am just about through with the book and then I will pass it on to my sister. But that is one book that I will keep in my library.
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885 - Dana Grace
Location: Los Angeles
Date: Mar-25-2010
Name: Dana Grace
Dear Mr. Jumal,
Jazz is a favorite genre of mine to listen to when I'm stressed out or just relaxing with a good book. The website is great and I love the music that was playing on your site. Don't ever take that song out! Keep writing wonderful page turners for readers like me to enjoy any time of the day.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
Dana Grace
goodgouhotpint@hotmail.com

883 - Pamela Sharpe
Location: Pasadena/Altadena CA
Date: Dec-30-2009
Dear O. Ajamu Jumal,

First, I must say thank goodness our paths crossed at the Jazz Fest West this past summer. I started not to go because I knew it would be “hotter than july” in San Dimas at the time. Well, it was worth me burning up in the sun that day in order to enjoy the treasures of this wonderful book. I’m almost embarrassed to say “life got in the way” and I am just recently able to open this book up and now I can’t seem to put it down! Maybe it’s the wonderful writing or the fact that I have lived in Altadena/Pasadena for the past 23 years and feel like this is a part of my history, combined with the fact that some of the founders of Pasadena were fellow Hoosiers looking for a warm climate in the winter season like myself.

All being said, I am on the chapter “Chitlin ‘n’ Roses” right now while listening to a recorded interview with you and InsideScoopLive. Yep, can’t get enough. J I’m passing this wonderful gem on to my family and friends knowing that they will get the same reaction as I have, joy, curiosity and pure excitement to what the next chapter will bring.

Keep up the great work and I’ll be looking for the next generation of drama. You can’t stop here!

Take care and have a wonderful and prosperous new year~

Warm Regards,
Pamela Sharpe

p.s. I’ll holla when I’m done!
5/28/10
Hello Okeyo,
Hope all is well and good with you!. I’ve been meaning to email you and let you know I finished your book awhile back. I tell you, I was holding on to every word near the end, wanting it to go on & on but I understand why it had to end when it did. The book is simply amazing!
Warm Regards,
Pamela~
sharpevizn@gmail.com