"Brenda Jackson" is an American novelist who writes contemporary multicultural romance novels. She was the first African-American author to have a novel published as part of the Silhouette Desire line, and has seen many of her novels reach the New York Times and USAToday Bestsellers lists. Brenda reached a milestone in her career in October, 2013 when she published her 100th novel, becoming the first African American to achieve such an accomplishment.

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I have a hunch we're going to get a few more calls from people who she might have victimized who weren't even aware anything was missing after she left, ... an extensive criminal history.

My time at Wofford was very dear to me. I chose to go there because the academics were so strong. I could have gone somewhere a little more local, but I wanted the academic challenges Wofford had to offer. It worked out pretty well for me obviously.

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I'm fine in the classroom, and I'm fine when I'm playing or coaching in a crowded gym. But I really get anxious in front of huge crowds like that, particularly if I have to speak.

I'm totally shocked and humbled they would give me such an honor. When (Wofford athletic director) Richard Johnson contacted me I was speechless.

I knew them from the day they moved in.

The coach at Ninety Six told coach Sharpe she really ought to be recruiting me. A lot of the local schools were recruiting me, but she hadn't heard of me until the Ninety Six coach mentioned me.

I thought I was dreaming, ... I heard a really loud bang.

She is so happy you wouldn't believe it. It's because of her that I am able to receive an honor like this one.