Venus A. Skinner-Singleton is a writer with a compelling story, reflecting on her journey through life’s ups and downs. She authored “Too Many Men Not Enough God,” an exploration of her personal experiences and the lessons drawn from them. Born to James E. Skinner, Jr. and Celestine Skinner (McKnight), Venus longed for a sibling, a prayer answered 20 years later with the birth of her little brother, Donte’ A. Skinner, who has become a Minister. Her family includes Bishop Tracy Howard, Jr a cousin-brother.

Growing up in the South Bronx, specifically in the Mott Haven projects, shaped her perspective and resilience. Venus attended George Washington High School, earning a diploma in Secretarial Science, and continued her education at USC Upstate and various institutes focused on Biblical training. Her strong faith has been a cornerstone of her life, giving her the strength to go through complicated relationships and eventually find solace in a loving marriage.

She resides in North Carolina today, enjoying a life filled with faith, family, and creative pursuits such as crocheting and sewing. Venus’s work invites readers to reflect on their own lives, encouraging positive changes drawn from her poignant insights. From her perspective, the intertwining of love and communication shapes the essence of family and relationships.