The Betrayal of a Man

About the Book

Once Bitten, Twice Shy New book tells a story of love, loss and the invisible scars left behind by betrayal Albany, GA – Once bitten, twice shy… When a woman falls in love and gets hurt, in time she would move on. But she will never heal from or forget The Betrayal of a Man. Author Tabitha R. Mathis weaves a web of love, betrayal and loss in a story that will captivate readers. Dark skinned, pretty, and sexy Taquasia has long shiny black hair and hails from Miami, Florida—a city with the most beautiful beaches, the most exotic strip clubs and the best Caucasian food. The eldest of four children, she is best friends with Jaliya, Dre, and Tay. Taquasia was loved by many, but she only chose to love one. At the age of thirteen, she met a handsome, dark skinned guy named James. He was every young girl’s dream, including Taquasia’s. When Taquasia met James on November 7, 1991, he told her that he was in high school. When he said he was eighteen years old, she believed him. He was so charming that he could make any girl believe anything he said. Taquasia only realized this too late when she was already head over heels in love with him. And then he betrayed her. Will she ever forgive James’ betrayal? Readers can find out as they discover the invisible scars left behind by The Betrayal of a Man. For more information on this book, log on to www.Xlibris.com.

About the Author

My name is Tabitha R. Mathis. born in Miami, Florida. Raised in two historical towns called Homestead and Florida City which is part of Miami, Florida. I moved to Cairo, Georgia in 1993. To let you know, I was raised by one parent which was my mother. Her name was Eva Mae Mathis (Deceased). My father Versa Lyons Jr. is deceased also. I have five beautiful children Quintavious Mathis, Quaiesha Mathis, JaQwaiveyon Mathis, and LaKwambria Mathis, and T'Moriyon Mathis. The schools I attended was Fannie Turner Head Start, A. L. Lewis Elementary School, Homestead Jr. High, Campbell Drive Middle, Homestead Senior High until 1993. Graduated from Cairo High School in 1996. Furthered my education with Penn Foster College. Graduated on Jan. 20, 2010. Watching my mother raise 3 girls on her own really inspired me. I'm an author of 5 books. I love writing and turning my imagination into life. I was a member of the Zeta Phi Beta Club, Library Club, 4H Club, Safety Patrol Captain, and Sage Club. I attended Greater William Chapel Freewill Baptist Church in Homestead; Florida1989-1993.Bishop Willie L. Scott was the pastor. I was the captain on the youth usher board. I attended Beulah Missionary Baptist Church from 1993 until 2000. Was a member of Friendship House of Prayer in Cairo, Georgia. My pastor was Rev. Elder Addison Sr. and Betty Addison (deceased). My family and I now reside in Miami. Fl.