May 17, 2021
Fulton Books author Eutella Nicole, an excellent poet, has completed a collaboration of poems with her mother Roberta Maxine in her most recent book "Pain, Struggles, Love & Happiness": a moving and awe-inspiring poetry collection born from journeys of her mother's struggles and from the immense love they both gave and received in their lifetime.
Eutella writes, "The poems written in pain, struggles, love, and happiness are delineations of Roberta Maxine, Eutella Nicole, and family life events. Although Roberta Maxine was a spiritual, loving, and creative individual, she endured pain and struggles during the last few years of her life battling health issues in and out the hospital. She expressed these painful events through poetry.
The unconditional love Eutella have always received from God, her mother, husband, children, family, and friends have shaped her into the spiritual passionate individual she is today. Eutella Nicole's life have been full of love and happiness, and she would like to share her experience with her readers."
Published by Fulton Books, Eutella Nicole's book is a heartbreaking yet beautiful tale of two lives that still found happiness despite the pain. Told in verses of poetry, the author shares her pain and how love and happiness got her through this journey.
Readers who wish to experience this stirring work can purchase "Pain, Struggles, Love & Happiness" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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