through the storm

 

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Book Description

Growing up in a big, fast city wasn't easy for Mahogany Malone and Jennifer Jones. These two beautiful young women want everything the world has to offer in spite of the costs. In their pursit of success and Mr. Right, they experience bad relationships and addictions that almost destroy thier souls. Vera "Mama" Malone becomes consumed, trying to save Mahogany from the wicked game of life. In the midst of her desperate attempts to keep her daughter out of danger, she loses sight of herself. The voice of God is their only way out. The question is, will they listen or continue down the path of temptation?

By O. Mahoney (Dayton, OH USA)
This review is from: Through the Storm (Paperback)
I found myself sometimes laughing, and other times I felt like weeping and felt as if I was in the story right with these wonderful people. Its inspiring, hopeful, real and a story that is relevant for men, women, mothers, grandmothers, fathers, and teens. If you are looking for a book that starts strong and ends even stronger. A book that shows you the fragility of our human lives, then gives you a rock solid solution about how to overcome the storms of our lives through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ,then this book is for you. If you need a gift to give to someone to change their life, then this is the book to give them!!!!

By D.Reid (Tucson, AZ USA)
This review is from: Through the Storm (Paperback)
This is a compelling story about loss, hope, and redemption. It is an emotional roller-coaster ride. Pushing one to experience laughter and complete dismay. Showing that if you let go and let God it is never to late.

By Avid Reader (USA)
This review is from: Through the Storm (Paperback)
Two young women, bonded by friendship, from two distinct backgrounds. One with a praying Mama, the other with an absent mother and unknown father. This coming-of-age story will have you on the edge of your seat as you journey along the rollercoaster of Jennifer and Mahogany's lives. The women make choices, sometimes good, sometimes bad but in the end the bonds of their friendship helps them make it through. It is a reminder that your past is behind you, but with renewed hope you can chart your future.