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In Death of the Good Girl, Dr. Teresa Taylor Williams leads a seemingly perfect life as a renowned psychotherapist, entrepreneur, and devoted mother. But when tragedy strikes with the sudden loss of her husband and a breast cancer diagnosis, her world shatters. Discovering her husband’s double life after his passing adds to her anguish, forcing her to fight not just for her life but also for her legacy. 

Set against the backdrop of a vibrant, mid-20th-century African American community in New York City, untouched by Jim Crow but plagued by societal tensions, Dr. Williams recounts her journey from the innocent beginnings where she was raised to be a "good girl" by three generations of Black women—all living in the same house—to her transformative demise and subsequent resurrection. As she battles cancer, betrayal, and financial ruin in myriad unexpected ways, she finds the strength to rebuild and redefine herself. 

Dr. Williams shares her remarkable story of resilience, self-discovery, and redemption with raw honesty and gripping detail. Death of the Good Girl is a long-awaited testament to the power of courage and the indomitable spirit of a woman determined to rise from the ashes of her past.

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Mesmerizing. Triumphant.

Dr. Teresa Taylor Williams is the CEO and founder of TTW Associates, Inc., a consultant to school districts throughout New York State, a specialist on mental health issues for Good Morning America, GMA3, ABC-TV News, and CNN, a professor of psychology for the City University of New York, State University of New York, and Long Island University systems, owner and publisher of New York Trend, a woman-minority-owned newspaper founded in 1989 and distributed throughout New York, Nassau, and Suffolk counties, and a member of the New York Mental Health Counselors Association and American Counseling Association certified by New York State, and a Board-Certified Human Services Provider.

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Dr. Teresa Taylor Williams

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