Author's Bio

Anita Hackley-Lambert is an entrepreneur, researcher, genealogists, biographer, writer, publisher, and business owner. She owns several businesses and has written numerous technical publications and manuals for the federal government. She is the mother of four and resides with her husband in Prince George's County, Maryland. 

She has always dreamt of becoming a published author since the age of twelve when she wrote her first unpublished book, No Where to Run.--a gripping story of rape and sexual abuse she endured from the age of five. Fortunately, her desire to write is a dream realized with the publication of her first book, F.H.M. Murray: First Biography of a Forgotten Pioneer for Civil Justice  (BookSurge, LLC release in July 2006).

Hackley-Lambert is the first author to bring this story and legacy to the fore front to embellish American history. Her extensive research is a masterful contribution to the African American race.  She lectures on the subject of F.H.M. Murray who happens to be her great grandfather and brings attention to his numerous contributions and accomplishments.

Her book has already received the praise of other esteemed authors, like Charles Patterson, author of Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust, and New York Times bestselling  author, Ellen Tanner Marsh.

According to Hackley-Lambert, "this is project was an intense labor of love. I credit Almighty God, my mother, and my Grandpa Murray for making this book possible. It has opened the door to my dream to write. This is merely a beginning. I have  other works-in-progress. My goal is have several completed by June 2007."