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My soul then sings

by Michelle Lindo-Rice

Christian fictionMan-woman relationshipsSecrecyMarried peopleAfrican AmericansFathers and sonsFictionFiction, african american, romance

Is there a sin not worth confessing? Ryan Oakes is keeping a huge secret, one that threatens his relationships with both his wife and son. As a new convert, his Conscience prods him to tell the truth but Ryan decides to employ every trick in the book to keep from confessing. But, when his marriage begins to suffer, he is forced to come clean. But at what cost? Patricia Oakes is troubled by her husband's unusual interest in Karlie Knightly. She is reminded that the only time Ryan cheated on her it was with Tiffany, Karlie's mother. While she grapples with her fears, she can't help but be flattered by Timothy Newhouse, a fellow surgeon on an especially difficult case. Will she seek solace in another man's arms? Can a male and female be truly platonic? Karlie Knightly's boyfriend, Jamaal Weathers is pressuring her to have sex and Karlie isn't trying to displease God. On top of that, brutal reviews on her debut song cite her as too sweet and inexperienced. Luckily, her best friend, Brian Oakes has the perfect suggestion to help her find her edge. Against everyone's advice, Karlie and Brian begin an adventure, which draws them closer. Will she uphold the commitment she made to God? Bria

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Book data: Open Library