The A'lon Within

By K. Charia-Ann Dixon

Today Teschell's car decided it wanted to breakdown so she called A'lon to see if she could swing a ride with him, he said sure. When he arrived she wasn't fully dressed so she opened the door and told him to come in as he walked up the steps to enter the living room he caught a sniff of her Cherry-Blossom perfume, which caused him to stand at attention in all of his manhood.

• Language: English
• Publisher: K. Charia-Ann Dixon
• Release date: Feb 1, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301993482

K. Charia-Ann Dixon

Kymberly Dixon is a loving mother, inspired by writing because it provided her and outlet away from the craziness in her world. She began writing back in 1997 while watching a popular film and reading a simple letter from a friend. Fastforward to 2011 where through a contest she was entered in to write a 50,000 word novel, launched her skills where she found her passion to become a writer.

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The A'lon Within

By: K. Charia-Ann Dixon

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I would like to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ; it’s through His guidance, gifts and blessings, that this book became possible.

I dedicate this to my beautiful children: Taimiko, Deyontai, Brittany, and Kierra:

Thank you for your love and patience while mommy was trying to get this book out there it would never be a, me without the blessings of my Life Beings.

Mommy loves you much.

To my loving God children: Malcolm P. De'Andre T. Kortez J Diesha, O' Neasha, and De' Naysha R:

I love you guys as though you were my own and wish you guy’s many blessings in all you set out to accomplish, I'll always be there when you need me.

I would also like to thank my Earthly One, for being the inspiration of my thoughts. Thank you for your support and keeping me grounded through all my life ups and downs. For what was joined in our hearts shall forever be the connection within our souls." LOML.

"In memory of:

My Mom, Brenda E. Dixon

My Sister, Kordetta Turner-Dixon

My Grandparents, Alex and Margaret Dixon

My God-Sister, Janice Melton

My Dad all though we never met, Leslie J. Gentry

My Godparents Henry and Lois Metcalfe.

All of you are ever so missed, thank you for being the cloak that protects my heart. I know that you’re my Guarding Angels through life tribes and tribulations. Continue to Rest In Paradise.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:

To My Brothers, Rico, and Anthony: We battled the storms in our own ships and now we will tread in the calm of the mist together. I love you guys.

To My Aunties, Katie Lou Davis and Phyllis Benford:

Thanks for so many of the life lesson's you have giving me in my growth to womanhood. I love you t.t.

To Dr. Brandon Ross, Dr. Thomas Trueheart, A.E.W, Melody Martin, Trina Moorer, Sabrina Lovejoy, Mrs. LaShawn McNeil-Davis:

Thanks for all the mentoring, and seeing something in me that I didn't know I had and encouraging me to always step out on faith.

To My Nieces, Nephews, and Cousins and all my family:

Many blessings and always remember I love you.

For all the love and support of so many others:

I would like to say thank you for believing in me and my Gifts and keeping me in your prayers as I followed the plans God has laid out for me.

THE A'LON WITHIN

By:  K. Charia-Ann Dixon

Chapter One

Teschell, was very happy to be making the move from Detroit to Atlanta, she had anticipated all the wonderful things she had heard about living in the South.  

It was late May when Teschell and her brother Emil packed up his Cadillac Denali and hit the I75 interstate headed to the Atl.  Part of the front desk clerks job was not allowed to leave their stations unattended.

While driving down the highway Emil turned down the music that was blasting from the radio and asked Teschell, are you sure you want to do this.

Yes, she replied, it’s time we experienced life outside our