SARAH JAKES ROBERTS’ 2026 WOMAN EVOLVE CONFERENCE ADVANCE NATIONAL COVERAGE: Atlanta author Karen Vaughn comes to aid of friends by composing ‘Love Maybe A Mental Game’
Andre Johnson 
Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails. (1 Corinthians 13:4-8)
THAT’S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR
As far as Karen Vaughn was concerned, she had seen enough.
So much so that she admittedly was determined to become that friend — that loving, compassionate friend — to help others recapture that much-needed new lease on life.
“I was given the vision in December of 2025 because I saw many of my friends going through tough relationships and they lost all hope along with the security that comes with an honest and spiritual love,” Vaughn, during a recent interview with Making Headline News, said, recalling the assortment of developments surrounding her featured book project.
“I am a believer and, as a woman of faith, I wrote this book to help others to realize that praying about relationships is very important because it helps align personal desires with God’s will, fostering humility and strengthening bonds.”
SALUTING WOMEN WHO SHAPE OUR WORLD
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By all accounts, Vaughn has gone to great lengths to fortify a great sense of agape for likeminded women in her network, most notably by way of Love Maybe A Mental Game, her highly-anticipated book that made its ceremonious debut in February 2026.
As part of Making Headline News’ advance national coverage ahead of Sarah Jakes Roberts’ Fourth Annual Woman Evolve Conference July 30 through August 1 from Atlanta, Vaughn emphasized, among other things, that latest authorship adventure is endeavored in large part to help others seeking guidance for decisions, particularly when it comes to relationships or, as she acknowledged, “to let them know by inviting peace and prayer into their lives they can overcome toxic or complicated relationships.”
Much to her delight, it didn’t take very long for Vaughn to construct Love Maybe A Mental Game, starting the legwork on the book in November 2025 and putting the wraps on it approximately two months later.
Accompanied by 89 pages, Vaughn’s Love Maybe A Mental Game vividly enlightens her readers that the security that comes from mentally honest love does not depend on promises or guarantees, according to a detailed synopsis of this author’s book via Amazon.com.
“It depends on self-trust,” said an Amazon spokesperson for Vaughn’s Love Maybe A Mental Game. “You trust yourself to notice when something feels off. You trust yourself to respond with clarity. You trust yourself to choose differently if needed Love may be a mental game only when clarity is missing. When honesty is delayed. When imagination replaces observation. When the mind is clear, love becomes simpler. Not easy, but cleaner. Less confusing. Less consuming.”
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An empoweringly-fascinating book, Vaughn’s Love Maybe A Mental Game comes nearly three years after she made her authorship debut with the release of The Essence of A Woman: Bold, Beautiful and Resilient, which debuted in 2023.
Consequently, she authored Survival To Thriving in 2024 and became a contributing author for the book, Rising, an anthology that debuted last year.
Powered by Dr. LaQuita Park’s Atlanta-based Pa-Pro-Vi Publishing, Vaughn has fielded an array of favorable feedback since the release of her latest book.
“I have had people say that by reading this book it has helped them to reflect, communicate more clearly, and make healthier choices,” Vaughn told MHN. “This book has helped me to have a better understanding of relationships and how our emotions can be understood through a spiritual lens as a purpose designed by God aimed at cultivating maturity, resilience and a transition from selfless desires to sacrificial, selfless love.
“I would like to tell everyone out there just keep believing in yourself and make God the Highest Priority in your daily life.”
Vaughn’s Love Maybe A Mental Game is available at https://karenpatrice.com/, Amazon, and where books are sold.
SPREADING THE LOVE
For more information about Atlanta Author/Businesswoman Karen Vaughan, to inquire about her books, or for interview requests, connect with her via Facebook under Karen Vaughan(kay); Instagram under kay_connect3. Send email to: kvaugh751@gmail.com.
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