D. C. Cowan is a
collaborative mother-daughter team who is pleased to present several book
series exploring minorities and spirituality.
The Black Rose series was written by the mother over thirty years ago. Cowan, is a graduate of the prestigious
Spellman College in Atlanta, GA where she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts
Degree. A pillar to her community, she
was a director for many years at a local recreation center and with the
Sycamore Temple Church she taught Sunday School and received recognition from
the members for her contributions. With
quiet tenacity, Cowan has been writing her books for over thirty years only
sharing her ideas with close relatives.
While a dedicated housewife, she spent hours researching and writing
self-help books and hundreds of poems, novels, and short stories. Finding courage in a hard time, Cowan worked
for a number of years helping her children through school. Encouraged by her family, she now shares her
stories with the world as another African American
novelist. A dedicated
and loving mother and wife, she is the mother of two and currently resides with
her retired husband.
The daughter is a graduate of the world renowned Wake Forest University with a degree in Psychology. She attended graduate school for two years pursuing a Master’s degree in Psychology. She plans to help her mother continue to publish the Black Rose series. With a personal love of studying the spiritual world, she has written several books that delve into the relation of God, angels and humans. She has written three books about minorities chosen to fulfill a prophecy and destined to become angels of life, love and truth in a dark world. The trilogy is called Angelic Heroes which includes the following: Book of Omni, Child of Light and Mount of Truth. The books depict strong female minorities as the lead characters. Though suitable for all ages, the trilogy is intended for teenagers and young adults who are interested in spirituality and fantasy.
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