Synopsis

The process of becoming authentic is not for the weary but it pays off in the end. Over a span of 30 plus years, Rachel Fox has assimilated what it means to fully embrace all that she is.

Right Back to Me is an eclectic and unfiltered memoir where you will immediately identify your crazy co-worker, your sister, your homegirl, your daughter, and mostly yourself to sprinkle your life with laughter and encouragement to let you know that you’re not doing life all by yourself. The book showcases a collection of authentic writings from an incredibly funny and honest perspective.

You’ll trace Rachel’s journey from the south to the midwest: upbringing in the pastor's education, new emotions of finding belonging to new destinations, identity, extended themes of acceptance and conforming in the workplace, fervently finding purposes from the sacrifices, and intimate situations that no one should experience. A subtle line joined by a series of stories that over time slip out of hand, giving a clear lesson: being passive and motionless is never an option.

“Whenever I tell people how many kids I have they seem shocked. They can’t believe I have as many children as I do and am still able to run a business and nonprofit. They don’t believe I was able to finish my college degree and continue to get my master's. They don’t believe I model, act, and sing. They don’t get how I can still have the capacity to write a book. They don’t understand how I was able to fight for my daughter to live, and work, and go to school, and manage a pregnancy. I’m not sure how to sum all of this up but my story is real, as what I have gone through may be similar to someone else’s story. They haven’t had all of these hurdles to jump over and still manage to be somewhat sane and still striving for success. One question I always get is “How do you do it all?”. I’ve had my share of failures as well as wins. Self-doubt and boosts of confidence. The reason I can tell my story now is that I stand in my truth, the good, the bad, and the ugly. I accept myself now and if anything more than to get this out of me and help others, that is why this book is being penned.

Btw, I have 11 beautiful children.”
- Rachel D. Fox

Sales arguments

• Rachel has a substantial number of followers on Instagram 12.9K and Facebook 14.4K
• Genevieve Piturro, the author, might write a review and foreword.

Similar titles

• The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl by Issa Rae | Published by Simon and Schuster 2015 | This book is full of hilarious encounters by this lovely human. The biggest difference is that both stories are unique. Also while Rachel’s book has humor, there are certain cases that turn it into more reflective topics.
• Music to My Years: A Mixtape Memoir of Growing Up and Standing Up by Cristela Alonzo | Published by Simon and Schuster 2019 | This book is also a memoir charting the journey of a Latinx disney personality. Rachel’s book is also a memoir but not focused much in the entertainment industry.
• I’m Judging You: The Do-Better Manual by Luvvie Ajayi | Published by Henry Holt and Company 2016 | This is a book of humorous essays that provides insight on how to course correct lives. Rachel’s book isn't so self-helpy but the authentic storytelling is similar.

Audience

The ideal reader of this book would be women, working women, mothers, girlfriends. Women in their self-discovery journey.

Advance praise

Got to hear this amazing woman speak at the Fempreneur Fair this morning! WOW!! I hung on to every word and couldn’t wait to hear what she was going to say next!! So many talented and motivated women in this community! What a great way to spend a Saturday morning!!
- Amanda Morse William, Independent Consultant.

Rachel Fox is an exceptional motivational speaker. She lights up the room wherever she goes. She brings forth truth, knowledge, encouragement, and power, by every word that is spoken. She relates to the masses of the people. And I am truly grateful to have heard her speak.
- Dr. Sheena Reynolds, President, Remedy Road.

I heard Rachel Fox speak at an entrepreneurial event and I was blown away by her charisma and ability to connect with the crowd, I knew I had to have her speak at one of my events for the Omaha Women's Network. Rachel is an energetic and fun speaker, that also knows how to get to the heart of the conversation that moves people. She's a force in our Omaha community and I tell her all the time: We are so lucky to have you. Can't recommend her enough."
- Beth Ryan Powers, Owner of the Omaha Women's Network.

Rachel is highly driven to make a positive impact in every life path she crosses. Three years ago, I met Rachel and had a vision for what she wanted to make happen and she took action by Intentionally surrounding herself with the passion to make it happen. Her words have not only impacted me professionally but also personally. I watched my once shy daughter stand up in front of hundreds of people to speak and step out of her comfort zone to inspire others. Rachel’s words are carved into my thoughts and words. I know that I am more than my past and that I can drive change but not being scared to share my story.
- Lindy Pfingsten, Senior Executive Director, YMCA of Greater Omaha.

Rachel transcends generations, cultures, and differences with her ability to connect with people in any situation. Her experiences as a business owner, mother, wife, nonprofit founder, and advocate for self-love, awareness, education, and empowerment make her a connector to all. She brings the human touch and impact of connection and belonging, with her personal life stories, and allows others to see themselves in her story. The passion she brings to every conversation, every stage, and every opportunity she takes on, is contagious and brings those around her to a place, of wanting more and knowing they can have and do more, right where they are- anything is possible when you have a passion to dream- Rachel shows us all that when she is present!
- Suzanne R Combs-Brown, Speaker, Coach, and Author.