An Extra Ordinary Affair (2008) 
Leaning over the rail of the wooden pier, contemplating suicide, Siobhan’s bad experiences with the men in her life flashed before her. First, her handsome ‘mama’s boy’ caved in to his mother’s dislike for her, terminating their storybook marriage. Dejected by his rejection and pregnant, she fled a world of glamour as a successful model in New York and relocated to Atlanta. There she met Edward, the one man who seemed to understand her pain. When he discovered she was dancing in Atlanta’s exotic clubs and earning money to make their life comfortable, he flipped out, ushered her out of Atlanta in the middle of the night, and took her to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Now, as the wind whipped warm raindrops across her face, she found inner strength enough to vow, “To hell with men. I can live without them.” An angel of mercy heard her cry. Unexpectedly, Richard, a self-made millionaire, saw more than her beautiful face and sexy body. He changed Siobhan’s outlook on life and she captured his heart.
Baba Evans, the urban griot, once again, tells a rewarding story of overcoming diversity to find love and happiness.
An Extra Ordinary Affair goes on sale, Tuesday, June 3, 2008 and is available directly from the publisher, Xpress Yourself Publishing or from Amazon.
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Just A Picture In A Frame (2006) 
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Is that why Cheryl aspired to become a fashion model? Whose DNA is to blame for her love of the world of “Haute Fashion?” Her mother, Jessica, or her estranged father. When Cheryl discovers an old photograph in Jessica’s jewelry case and can’t get a credible explanation from her, is that why Cheryl chose to keep secrets too? What happens when Cheryl’s lifelong dream turns into a nightmare and she is forced to decide between a provocateur and a provider? A dream maker and a dream taker. Does her love for high fashions and popularity cloud her mind?”
Read Just A Picture In A Frame and find out Cheryl’s fate.
Buy Just A Picture In A Frame for $14.95 - Ward 8 Publishing (250 pages).
Prologue: Thirty minutes had passed with no quick solution. Cheryl knew the police would be knocking on her door any minute and she would be carried out in handcuffs. Panicking, she got off the bed, walked over, and stood on a chair to reach the top shelf of the closet. She removed the box Derrick had dropped off earlier. It was heavier than the small package he normally leaves. She held the box for several minutes. Although she never opened any of the other packages without Chris’s permission, this time however was different, and she was desperate. She stepped down from the chair and hurriedly ripped through the outer wrappings. Her heart pounded and her hands trembled as she fumbled to open it. Inside were bundles of crisp one hundred dollar bills, neatly wrapped with rubber bands. “Oh, my Lord,” she gasped, “I must be looking at $10,000.00 or more.” Strange thoughts raced through her mind. “I know what I’ll do. I’ll take this money and run. Ma and I can leave before the police can find me. We’ll go some place where they will never find us.” Other thoughts occurred, causing her to pause and look around the room and talk aloud. “But how am I going to convince Ma to go along without telling her where the money came from? She placed a hand up to her forehead. “Oh, Lord, if I told her, it would blow her mind.” Finally in desperation, she kneeled down beside the bed and began to pray, “Dear Lord, please help me. Lord, I need an angel, now.”
While The Village Sleeps (2003) 
Destiny Wright and parents in the Head Start program must confront a school system that’s seemingly out of control. Destiny, president of the PTA, and the school principal are fiercely engaged in a struggle for parental respect. Her sons walk by drug dealers on the way to school each morning. Unmoved by plots against her and fearless, Destiny angrily confronts the police department, school officials, and community leaders. “Y’all keep telling everybody that it takes an entire village to raise a child. Now I ask, who’s watching while the village sleeps?”
Buy While The Village Sleeps for $14.95 - Ward 8 Publishing (399 pages) ISBN: 0-9709762-0-8 (pbk) Copyright: 2002.
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The Pastor’s Letter (2001) 
“My second novel, The Pastor’s Letter, looks at How People use secrets and facades to hide their real identities under the cloak of religion”.
When James Davis first set foot in Piney Woods Church, he had no idea that this small step would change his life forever. Carolyn, the in-charge choir director, decides James should be her next project. He falls in love with Justine, who is tragically parted from him. And then there’s the lovely soft-spoken Monica, who is hiding a dark secret. Sarsha has visions, visions that concern James that can’t be explained. And what is it that Reverend Shaw knows that he is not telling James? One of these secrets will place his very life in danger.
The Reverend James Davis, at last discovers that his pastor, Reverend Shaw, is his long lost father.
Buy The Pastor’s Letter for $12.95 - Milligan Books (281 pages) ISBN: 1-881524-99-X Copyright: 2001.