Sharnice Jones knows that in life one faces adversity and difficult choices. Her experiences have taught her how to live by a set of priorities. The subject of teen sex should be open for discussion from perspectives other than from idealized or careless points of view. She shares her views on teen sex and her own experiences in her first book, "Success Before Sex". Aimed at teens and young adults the book puts forth the idea that sex should be put in a perspective among a set of priorities along life's path. When a set of higher priorities has been met, education and work goals for example, sex can become a healthy part of someone's life if it is right for them.