About the Book:

During their final year at USC, three African American males form a bond with the Caucasian owner of a community bar to find the funds to pay their tuition and other college expenses.  They become a family as each finds a way to heal the pain and disappointments of the past, and repair their broken hearts and wounded souls. They learn the true meaning of friendship, spiritual growth, self awareness, and loving  as they assist each other to navigate through a world filled with emotional landmines, family betrayals, and intense self-doubt. For each, it is a defining moment in their success or failure as human beings and future professionals. In years to come, they realize that the experience was one of the most intimate, personal, and profound journeys of their individual lives.

About the Author:

The Limousine Club is Diana Beard-Williams' second fiction novel. The first, Unfinished Business, was released in April 2005 and tells the story of three ambitious and talented women who face love, betrayal, and forgiveness over a period of thirty years. Diana's freelance columns on social and educational issues have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, L.A. Daily News, Upscale Magazine, and other newspapers around the country. A compilation of her columns was released in 1989 under the title The Race Card. Diana is a motivational speaker and has a Masters Degree in Education. She will soon have her doctorate degree in Organizational Management.