Dallas/Fort Worth-area author Rue Mayweather’s new book dubbed a constant ‘page turner’
Andre Johnson 
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DALLAS — Rue Mayweather wasn’t in any way, shape, or form stretching the truth when, during an interview this week with Making Headline News, she recalled like yesterday how God had strategically birthed her with a life-changing vision.
A vision that, much to her delight, came wrapped up in a book.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY — An emotionally informative written document, Dallas author Rue Mayweather commenced to assembling prior to her deployment to Iraq in 2010. This beloved military veteran admittedly needed somewhere in the neighborhood of “54 years” to finish “No Gold At The End Of The Rainbow.”
“At the age of 11 years old,” said Mayweather (no relation to the famous pro boxer), explaining when she had become spiritually empowered to compose her awe-inspiring book entitled, “No Gold At The End Of The Rainbow.”
An emotionally informative written document Mayweather commenced to assembling prior to her deployment to Iraq in 2010, this beloved military veteran admittedly needed somewhere in the neighborhood of “54 years” to finish her first book.
Generally, it is a book that depicts an assortment of Mayweather’s personal experiences, most notably those about which she labels a story of true love, God’s love, family, murder, domestic violence, mental illness, not to mention an introduction to cocaine, homosexuality, as well as those who chose not to look for the gold at the end of the rainbow, she specifically acknowledged in a detailed breakdown of a “No Gold At The End Of The Rainbow” at No Gold At The End Of The Rainbow https://www.amazon.com/dp/1513631128
“There are several messages being conveyed in my book,” Mayweather said. “First, the book is very relatable even in today’s society. Secondly, when praying and seeking God for the right mate, (you’ve got to) recognize that special someone when they come into your life. If you don’t, you’ll end up abusing them.
“Thirdly, ‘No Gold At The End Of The Rainbow’ is sometimes being able to endure the storm and tell the story at the end,” Mayweather added.
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While the vision to produce her first book had remained in her spirit for more than five decades, once Mayweather began the project, she said it took her approximately two weeks to actually write the manuscript.
While the vision to produce her first book had remained in her spirit for more than five decades, once Mayweather began the project, she said it took her approximately two weeks to actually write the manuscript.
Since the much-anticipated release of “No Gold At The End Of The Rainbow,” which can be purchased on Amazon.com, Mayweather’s reading audience has expressed such gratitude to her for having fortified enough faith to carry out her vision.
“The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive,” said Mayweather, adding that her book is dedicated to her mother. “The book sold out seven days after being released on my birthday on March 17, 2018. Comments veered from, ‘When is the next book?’ to ‘This book should be made into a movie.’ to ‘It is well written and easy to read’ to ‘Once I started, I couldn’t put it down,’ to ‘I laughed and I cried,’ to ‘I don’t like to read, but started reading this and really enjoyed it,’ to last but not least, ‘Is this a true story because I can relate to most of the things that happened in the book or I know someone whose life mirrors this story?’”
While the vision to produce her first book had remained in her spirit for more than five decades, once Mayweather began the project, she said it took her approximately two weeks to actually write the manuscript.
Currently a resident of the Dallas/Fort Worth area after having served 30 years in the United States Army, Mayweather doesn’t shy away from the notion that God created her in large part so that she could “relate to and touch the heart of people.”
A graduate of the United States Army Sergeants Major Academy (or USASMA), Mayweather retired with the rank of Command Sergeant Major (or CSM).
A devoted Christian and mother,
“I still believe God created me to be an artist, whether it’s writing or designing clothing or coming up with masterpieces for ceremonial events or writing (resolutions with a bio) for funerals,” Mayweather said.
Acknowledging that her first book was “easy to write,” in large part because she had to “live the book” to write it, Mayweather said other books are surely on the horizon, mostly her forthcoming projects entitled, “Men R Like Cake” and “Fog At Sunrise.”
A graduate of the United States Army Sergeants Major Academy (or USASMA), Mayweather retired with the rank of Command Sergeant Major (or CSM).
“(These) books are written (and copy written) but not published,” Mayweather said.
Regardless, the one that’s presently on the market is
Not to mention a constant page-turner.
For more information about Dallas/Fort Worth-area Author Rue Mayweather, to purchase her book, or to schedule her for a book signing, call 214.986.2881. To order an autographed copy of her book, connect with her via copy-E
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Andre Johnson is the award-winning Founder and Publisher for Making Headline News. A 2000 graduate of the University of Memphis School of Journalism and a former staff reporter of sports for the Memphis Commercial Appeal newspaper, Johnson covers the NBA Southwest Division from Dallas, Texas. To reach Johnson, send email to andre@makingheadlinenews.com or to memphisgraduate@yahoo.com. Also, follow him on Twitter @AJ_Journalist.
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