Egregious Acts: A Memoir of Victory over Violence

This intense, earth-shaking novel will command your attention and captivate every emotion as you walk through the life of a beautiful, ambitious young woman, LaKeacha Jones. While on the road to success, LaKeacha falls hopelessly in love with the man of her dreams, Marcus Greene. But the romance is short-lived and all of hell breaks loose ... Marcus' ex-girlfriend, Alexis Mason discovers that LaKeacha holds the key Marcus' heart and Alexis is no longer a factor in the equation. Alexis' jealousy turns from rage to obsession, while LaKeacha's life turns from impressive to pandemonium. Stalked, beaten and burned, LaKeacha endures a real-life fatal attraction. Hold onto your seat as you experience an up-close and detailed recollection of how LaKeacha survived.

LaKeacha M. Jett is an educator, writer and publisher. As an award-winning instructor and certified educator of 14 years, LaKeacha has an in depth knowledge of education theory and technique. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Coppin State University, a master’s degree from The College of Notre Dame in Maryland, and a specialist degree from Argosy University in Atlanta, where she is currently a doctoral candidate. LaKeacha is the co-founder of Social Butterflies Youth Services, Inc., a non-profit organization that builds the self-esteem of girls. Since incorporating in 2007, Social Butterflies, Inc. has reached girls across five states. LaKeacha she has dedicated her life to developing programs and writing curricula, which combat at-risk youth behavior. She has written two educational curricula, The 28 Days of February and Being The Best Me Curriculum. The 28 Days of February is a resource guide that enlightens students’ knowledge of African American History from Africa to America. Being The Best Me Curriculum is a character education program that offers a systematic and effective way to develop character and build the self-esteem in youth ages 9 and older. In her latest project, LaKeacha tells the true story of violence, obsession, and survival though her memoir, Egregious Acts: A Memoir of Victory Over Violence. Encouraging, motivating and inspiring girls and women to reach success is LaKeacha’s mission. As a former teenage mother and victim of girl-on-girl crime, LaKeacha continues to motivate and inspire girls by conducting enrichment workshops such as Too Cute 2 Fight and I Can’t Go For That: Sex, Drugs & Alcohol. LaKeacha credits her success to her faith in God and her strong family support. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, LaKeacha currently resides in Atlanta, GA with her three beautiful children.