Kirjahaku

"That man changes wives like I change socks " Pastor Meadows summed up the situation. "And it's not a good life plan to use women to feather your nest--be they black or white, rich or poor." But multi-millionaire, star music promoter, Douglas Grand, hasn't learned his lesson; at least, not yet. But D-O-U-G is gonna get his Because no matter who you think you are, you always need to know who you're dealing with; or else you might find yourself--Double-Dipped in the Fire. But in the midst of it all, love lost can sometimes be found.

After a tragic incident of domestic violence involving her precious daughter, Mother Brown is led to start a new single's ministry at Overcoming Faith Church-W.O.O.F. These young women will ban together to keep the wolf at the door through service and celibacy, and by following the "one-another" scriptures in the Bible. You know them: Love one another; Serve one another; Be kind...blah, blah, blah.But as you can imagine their good intentions run into come big-bad opposition from within and without, not the least of which is Evangelist Johnesther Mayberry. You see, Johnesther, the illustrious First Lady, and the wily Head Deacon Raython Bliss are secretly mounting a coup against her unsuspecting husband, the Right Reverend-and equally fine-Pastor John Mayberry."It's gonna take the Spirit of the Lord to sort this mess out "

"Ripped-from-the-headlines action story "Molly--the girl with the mismatched eyes--and the nefarious 4-G Crew will lead us on a merry chase, traipsing through their white privilege and malicious intentions for the black community, to find their true identities and their God-ordained destiny. But, in the meantime, if Lucille Jackson has anything to say about it, her husband, Bertram--the first black sheriff ever elected in the region--will be working overtime to keep Screamer, South Carolina from living up to its name which is deeply rooted in its racist past. The Jacksons are determined to keep the black community safe and to make sure black lives matter. Along the way, however, they all may make a startling discovery: "...all racists ain't white..."

Due to a quirky family history, two cousins are raised hand-in-hand like sisters--twin sisters, in fact--but who can ever really know a heart? And sometimes, we have to discover and accept some very hard truths, especially when the Lord is shining a bright light on trauma and betrayal that we either did not know--or did not want to see. But on the other side of this great divide is newfound freedom if we're willing to traverse the treacherous terrain of truth to reach the higher ground of this new and uncharted territory. The Twin Cousins lead us on just such a merry chase as they grapple with their past, their present, and their oh-so, unsuspecting future that is entwined in mystery, intrigue, and suspense to the very end.