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Blessings from the Father
Mariah Green has a successful career as an advocate for battered women, but she still feels incomplete. She was raised by her maternal grandmother, Rosemary, in a Chicago housing project. Her mother, Cassandra, is addicted to drugs and has only been a fleeting presence in her life. Even more painful to Mariah is the fact that she has never known the love of a father. She's never even set eyes on him. To Mariah's surprise, she receives a call from a law firm in Hammond, Indiana. A lawyer informs her that her biological father has died, and she is the sole heir to his sizeable estate. Mariah is ready to leave Chicago behind and embark on a new lifestyle in Indiana, but she's devastated when her beloved Granny declines to join her. Things aren't always what they seem to be. Rosemary knows a little bit more about Mariah's paternal side of the family than she has let on. Join Mariah as she embarks on a spiritual journey to learn about her father and begins the healing process of understanding and forgiving her mother.
Couples' Therapy
President of the Helping Hand Club of Chicago's Christian Fellowship Church, Meesha Morrison proposes starting a couple's therapy ministry. Her husband's been so busy climbing the corporate ladder, he hardly ever spends time with his family, and Meesha believes this could be just the thing that can save their marriage. Eventually, four couples take a leap of faith and sign up, and soon begin sharing the issues putting the most strain on their relationships, including grown children moving back home, an unplanned pregnancy and growing pains in a newly married interracial couple. Secrets and lies are exposed and dealt with in a powerful tale that heralds the importance of communication and the power of forgiveness.
Letting Misery Go
The Rev. Ruth Wilcox, head minister of a Chicago church, has just about adjusted to life on her own, years after her husband, Daniel, left her. But Daniel suddenly re-enters her life when his second wife spurns him, leaving him to care for their three sons. Ruth's got enough on her plate, what with her mother's Alzheimer's, her best friend's cancer diagnosis, her grown children's dramas. . .and a charming parishioner who's caught her eye. Also, she can't shake the feeling that something is fishy with Daniel. Still, she's long dreamed of reconciling with her first love, and his kids desperately need discipline and spiritual nurturing. In Michelle Larks' Letting Misery Go, Ruth's faith gives her the strength to face a life-altering choice.
The Legacies
Noah Stephens is being primed to become his father’s successor in the ministry. Morgan Foster stands to inherit her mother’s drug distribution empire. These two young people are products of completely different backgrounds, but against all odds, they meet and fall in love. Morgan keeps Noah in the dark about the family business as long as she can, all the while struggling to accept her destiny. Noah, too, is ambivalent about the future his parents have planned for him, but after his mother is seriously injured in a car accident, he makes a promise on her deathbed that he’ll join his father in the church. When Morgan finally reveals the truth regarding her family’s business, Noah is devastated. He urges Morgan to see the error of her ways, but the young woman is adamant following in her mother’s footsteps. Noah severs their relationship, only to rush to Morgan’s side when he learns of the struggles she is facing after her mother’s arrest. Will Noah be able to guide her to a relationship with the Lord this time, and help Morgan make the right choices about her future?
Keeping Misery Company
Secrets, lies, betrayal, and forgiveness are at the forefront of this poignant and inspirational tale about a religious family in spiritual crisis--a tale that culminates with a triumphing of the spirit and soul.
'Til Debt Do Us Part
As the lead soprano of Christian Fellowship Missionary Church, Nichole Singleton semes to have everything a woman could ask for: a loving husband, a job she adores, supportive family and friends, and a church she has called home since her teens. But her husband, Jeffrey, is controlling. Unable to cope with his master plan for their marriage, Nichole turns to gambling instead of communicating with her spouse and taking her fears to the Lord. When her gambling debt soars out of control, Nichole nearly loses all that is near and dear to her. When a tragic family accident occurs, Nichole feels she has no one to turn to. Through her trials and tribulations, will Nichole remember to put her trust in God and reaffirm her faith in the Lord?
Faith
Monet and Marcus Caldwell are living their version of the American Dream. Both are gainfully employed, Marcus as a detective for Chicago's Finest, and Monet as a nurse in the neonatal unit of an inner city hospital. They are faithful members of Reverend Ruth Wilcox's church, The Temple. The only thing missing from their life is a child. Doctors have been unable to explain the reason for Monet's inability to conceive, which she calls the Sarah Syndrome. Then the unthinkable occurs. Monet is brutally assaulted. Months later, she learns the news she has been longing to hear her entire married life: she's having a baby. Monet is thrilled, but Marcus is appalled by the news and orders his wife to terminate the pregnancy. Monet refuses, and a cold war of monumental proportions breaks out in the Caldwell household. Can Monet's faith persevere in the face of great adversity?
Who's Your Daddy
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Crisis Mode
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A Work in Progress
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