Virginia Writer Makes Her Much-Anticipated Authorship Debut 

Gwendolyn Lambert Smalls’’s “When Shall The Bough Break” Creating A Massive National Buzz

DALLAS — During an exclusive interview with nationally-acclaimed Making Headline News, Virginia author Gwendolyn Lambert Smalls assessed the fervent buzz surrounding When Shall The Bough Break, her informative, tear-jerking, life-altering book she sensed had to come to fruition, in large part because of the gruesome manner in which Lambert, Jr. died.

Nearly a decade removed since she and loved ones collectively bid farewell to her brother, Linwood Raymond Lambert, Jr., who died while in police custody in 2013, Smalls deemed it necessary to compose a book that chronicles the disheartening events surrounding her brother’s shocking demise.

A book that is accompanied by 347 pages and is currently in the presale phase, Smalls’ When Shall The Bough Break shines the spotlight on the notion that the line drawn between injustice and justice has created several challenges for the powerful within its small circle of political titans, according to detailed synopsis of this author’s book at Amazon.com.

“I believe that I was thrust into my purpose when my brother was killed in police custody down in Halifax (County in) South Boston, Virginia,” Smalls told Making Headline News.

Since word spread of Small’s quest to move forward with When Shall The Bough Break, she has become the beneficiary of a rash of favorable feedback.

For more information about Virginia Businesswoman Gwendolyn Lambert Smalls, to order her books, to schedule her for a public appearance, book signing or speaking engagement, connect with her via Facebook and Twitter under her name. Also, send email to: gwendolynsmalls035@gmail.com.

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Wednesday, October 4 · 7 - 11pm EDT

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Claude G. Perkins Living and Learning Center, Virginia Union University, Bath Street, Richmond, VA, USA

1813-1899 Bath Street Richmond, VA 23220

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