Summary
In a city where power struggles take place daily on Capitol Hill, another power struggle is taking place beyond the monuments; namely between Damion Eric Cross, his girlfriend Crystal Renee Leonard and his girlfriend, Madison Paige Robinson. You can only juggle so long before you drop a ball, and eventually, in a town as city slick and country cool as Washington, DC, the two women are bound to discover one another. But how do you manage the truth once you know it? Is it possible to love two people at once? Is it possible for one man to stay faithful to one woman in a city bursting at the seams with beautiful, professional women and an obvious shortage of good brothers? Read 7:33 a.m., and judge for yourself. As the drama unfolds, enjoy the 7:33 am companion CD featuring 7 exclusive hot new tracks written and arranged by Hermond E. Palmer, Jr. and Asheley Jenkins, and performed by A.J. Phoenyx, a rising star. Songs such as "Undeniable," "Wanting," "Over You," "Satisfy," "I Believe," and more blend effortlessly into the background of the novel itself, adding yet another layer of fun and discovery as the characters of 7:33 am navigate life and love in one of the most unique cities in the world. 7:33 a.m. is funny, honest, unflinchingly real, and sure to make you run the gamut of emotions, from laughter to anger to tears. You will definitely holler out loud, as this story touches you in only ways you can relate to with your own personal experiences.
About the Author
Author and Poet Monda Raquel Webb lives in Rockville, Maryland. Currently, she works in Corporate America, sells real estate, has made several appearances on HGTV as a featured Realtor on the hit series Get It Sold and pursues her passion, writing, in her free time. Born in July, 1968, Monda began writing poetry and short stories before she was 10. Rotating between divorced parents, Monda attended schools in Florida, Arkansas, Maryland and Washington, DC, graduating in 1986 from Montgomery Blair HS in Silver Spring, MD. She attended the University of Rhode Island on a basketball scholarship and switched to track in 1987, where she held the school triple jump record of 40 feet for several years. She graduated with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism in May, 1990. Monda is currently working on a book of short stories entitled, Red Clay Dirt and Mountains, and another poetry book entitled "No Apologies.
