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9/27/04 - Hey everyone! Be on the look out for the new release this fall coming from Essence Communications Partners.

They are releasing a hard cover coffee table book, entitled Making It Happen: Stories of Success, Abundance and Happiness, scheduled to be released November 2004, and I am one of the females to be featured.

Detroit Businesswoman Launches Second Book

Detroit, MI - African-American Angela Boone is the author of the books titled, "Faith cometh by Hearing" (Romans 10:17), and "Live What "U" Preach PREACHERS". "Faith cometh by Hearing" is based on Boone's journey as a business owner, and how she overcame significant trails and tribulations in a male dominated industry as owner of her own Construction Company.

"Live What "U" Preach PREACHERS" is based on the worst type of abuse there is; and a relationship torn a part by jealousy, envy, pride, homosexuality, adultery and prostitution, both real stories. But out of all, what the devil meant for evil, God turned it around. Every year thousands of women and men fail to leave abusive relationships and some end up dead. Read the books for yourself, and/or be a blessing to someone you know. Boone shares with her readers in both books great Testimonies, and what to look for in a good relationship, friend ship, business partner, and even a church home.

Boone shows you ministries that will outwardly appear righteous unto men and women, but they come to you in sheep's clothing. Start your year out by knowing, what you need to know to excel in life. Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning. We are dealing with principalities and powers sent by the devil to steal, kill and destroy. There are so many people that don't understand what they are up against with their families, in their businesses, on their jobs, and in churches that are under messy leadership. People need to know what to do". Hopefully, these series of books will serve as a guide and a blessing. The Bibles says, "For if a man know not how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the church of God?

Boone said, "Everybody is not who they say they are", and God is no respecter of persons.

Order today by calling or going to our web site: www.AngelaBoone.com or send your check or money order for $14.95 for "Live What U Preach Preachers" or $12.95 for "Faith Cometh By Hearing" plus $3.00 each book for shipping and handling to: P.O. Box 211212, Detroit, Michigan 48221.

This book is for the entire family, we need to educate our children.

HOW I DID IT: RAISING THE ROOF

Essence, Sept, 2001, by Tenisha Mercer

Angela Boone doesn't mind wearing a hard hat, construction boots and overalls. They're everyday attire for this president and CEO of Detroit's Boone Construction Management & Consulting, Inc. Her first exposure to the industry was as a construction-company office assistant in the mid-1980's. Other jobs followed. But ten years later, Boone found herself back in construction, where she rose to become a project engineer.

In 1997, using $700 in savings, she started her own construction company and landed a contract to inspect concrete structures on a $275 million renovation project at a water-treatment plant. She soon got other contracts, including a $2.8 million job building an energy center for Detroit Metro Airport.

With plans to expand her six-employee company to other locations in the Midwest, Boone, 40, is capitalizing on Detroit's housing boom. She has teamed up with a large construction company in a $750,000 joint-venture project to convert an old, historic turn-of-the century mansion into condos.

Here's how she nailed it:

GETTING STARTED:
"I leased a small office and started my business part-time while working as an engineer at General Motors Corp. I was hoping to subcontract my firm's services to other companies, and I sent off more than 100 proposals. But a year later I still hadn't gotten my first contract. So I refocused and quit my job to run the business full-time."

KNOWING THE BUSINESS:
"It's a never-ending struggle for African-American females in the industry. You have to prove that you're ready and capable. But I get the job done and know what I'm doing. I know more about the industry than some of the men. I just want equal opportunity and equal treatment."

SHATTERING STEREOTYPES:
"Female contractors are viewed as little girls playing on the big boys' playing field. The fact that I'm a female-owned construction company means I have to excel."

COPYRIGHT 2001 Essence Communications, Inc. in association with The Gale Group and LookSmart.

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