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Professor of engineering by day & a powerhouse author by night Monica Cox is force to be reckoned with.

Monica Cox is a beacon of empowerment, weaving a tapestry of authentic narratives that echo with the beats of disruption, trailblazing, and transformative change. Born in rural southeast Alabama and raised by educators, her essence was carved from an undying curiosity and a fervent dream to reshape the world.


Monica‘s dual worlds collide beautifully: as an equity accomplice championing the cause of marginalized individuals in professional arenas and as a writer crafting tales that resonate with passion and purpose. Her Stop Playing Diversity® movement, shared with 65,000 followers across social media platforms, is a clarion call, urging individuals to transition from shallow displays of allyship to genuine inclusivity at work.


Her writings—both fiction and nonfiction—offer more than just a narrative. They are a journey of empowerment, unveiling bold truths, navigating the tumultuous terrains of workplace intricacies for people of color, and summoning readers toward a realization of their own strength and potential.


If tales of audacious truths, heartbeats of love, and riveting workplace dynamics resonate with you, let Monica be your guide. Embark on a literary voyage of enlightenment, audacity, and wholeness.

Words of Praise

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A Taste of Grace was a beautiful story. I love a good story about healing and redemption. Grace had lost it all, her parents, her career and was at her lowest. But by “the grace” of God, her uncle stepped in and gave her hope. This is a women’s fiction story, but the romance component was done well. I adored Pastor Caleb and the girls! The good pastor was ready to risk it all to have Grace as his wife and I was here for it. There were so many gems and divine messages but it wasn’t preachy; it was relatable and landed in the right place for me. I loved this book.❤️

ReadnliftwithShar

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Thoroughly enjoyed this book. Appreciated that the entire family had biblical names. It was good seeing the growth and development of the MFC and MMC.

Grace isn’t earned; it’s given.

Amazon Customer

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Grace , Caleb, and the little grown women! What a great story! Heavy is the head that wears the crown-is exactly how I’d describe both Grace and Caleb navigating challenging life changing circumstances before one chance encounter changes the course of their lives forever. These folks are bringing the heat and there is nothing vanilla about this story <wink, wink>- now let the church say amen! Congrats on this one Monica Cox!

ARLESIA M BAILEY