ATLANTA - s4story -- With over 30+ book titles under her belt, but after several years with no major releases, Author Kenni York of Atlanta, GA launches an impactful novel that had readers clamoring for their copies at 12am on release day.

Familial Sins is a fast-paced, psychological urban drama that combines street life with the instillation of hope in even the darkest situations. Using her expertise as a mental health professional, Kenni penned a tale highlighting an abundance of emotional challenges faced by young African American women including generational trauma, Superwoman Syndrome, battles with self-worth and identifying core values. Geared towards young adult and older adult African American female readers, Familial Sins has the potential to be this generation's The Coldest Winter Ever.

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Cornering the market of young adult fiction and adult fiction, Familial Sins serves as a transitionary read that is advanced in content yet resonates with the upbringing, socioemotional development, and conflicts familiar to African American females 16 years and up. This is not your typical street literature. While street life is depicted, it is not necessarily glamorized, and readers are given the message of turning turmoil into triumph despite having all odds against you. This motif is present in the inclusions of higher education, entrepreneurship, and global career aspirations throughout the
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"The novel is meant to enlighten and entertain. Even the trailer is intriguing," Kenni states. "A lot of times we feel like unicorns when we go through trauma, but it is important to know that these feelings are universal even though your personal experiences are unique. It's also important to know that what you've been through doesn't define you."



Familial Sins is available via ebook and paperback on Amazon.