WVP Summer Reading Series – Angela Benson
We hope you have enjoyed our summer reading series. After Labor Day we plan to continue with another series of authors. Stay tuned for details on the line-up!
Angela Benson’s numerous novels include the Christy Award-nominated Awakening Mercy, the Essence-bestselling The Amen Sisters, and Up Pops The Devil. Currently an associate professor at the University of Alabama, she lives in Northport, AL.
Angela Benson joins us today to read from her August 2009 book release, Sins of the Father.
WVP Summer Reading Series – Pat Simmons
It’s the perfect time of the year for catching up on reading while enjoying the lazy days of summer. Enjoy our summer reading series as we introduce a different fiction or nonfiction author each Wednesday from now until Labor Day.
Pat Simmons is the recipient of the Katherine D. Jones Award, presented at the 2008 Romance Slam Jam in Chicago, IL., for humility and grace. She is a Jesus baptized Believer and received the gift of Holy Ghost by the evidence of speaking in other tongues. She has worked as a news writer and assignment editor for a St. Louis television station for several years. Prior to that position, she was a talk show host, board operator, and a news reporter for various radio stations. She recently celebrated her twenty-fifth wedding anniversary and is the mother of two college students. She has two previously released novels from Urban Christian, Guilty of Love and Talk to Me.
Pat Simmons joins us today to read from her latest release, Not Guilty of Love.
Sins of the Father Blog Tour
This week we are joining Angela Benson on her Sins of the Father Blog Tour. Take a peek at an excerpt at the bottom of the host.
Angela Benson’s numerous novels include the Christy Award-nominated Awakening Mercy, the Essence-bestselling The Amen Sisters, and Up Pops The Devil. Currently an associate professor at the University of Alabama, she lives in Northport, AL.
BOOK REVIEW | Wounded: A Love Story
Wounded: A Love Story
by Claudia Mair Burney
Gina Merritt struggles with being a single mother and her mental illness. She seeks relief by attending the Ash Wednesday service at her beloved church home. To her shock, the comfort she seeks comes in the form of a vivid vision, followed by blood flowing from her palms.
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