Unexpected Moments

by Angell Stevenson

Overview

This episode is an emotional read on a topic keenly in tune with the recent elevation of racial tensions in the US. Lisa Durant, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Chicago Field Office, relives a horrific day. In route to her freshman year at UCLA in the summer of '64, Lisa's excited to join what she expects to be a peaceful civil rights march. Instead, she finds herself facing the murderous rage of a community bent on maintaining the status quo.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161430644
Publisher:	Angell Publishing
Publication date:	06/21/2019
Series:	Season One , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	533 KB

About the Author

Angell was born and raised in a small town in the Deep South. Following the receipt of a BA in psychology and sociology from a liberal arts college in the Mid-Atlantic, she continued her educational studies for over a decade. Graduate school enabled her to travel. Each year she applied for scholarships, accepting any offer that enabled her to live in another city.

Four universities later, she ultimately received a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. Angell enjoyed the academic environment. Often quoted as saying, “Had school paid better, I may have never left.”

Her first job was Assistant Professor at a Medical University in Chicago, where she held a medical staff appointment. Moving to a hi-rise in the windy city opened a new world to Angell. For six years she taught medical students interviewing skills.

Yearning to write, the next phase in her life centered around a career in corporate media. Her published work included educational newsletters, annual reports, and promotional literature.

Angell recently left the corporate world and turned her attention to fictional writing. She founded Angell Publishing and decided to move with her partner to Los Angeles.