Crowning Glory

Crowning Glory
ISBN-10
1499724411
ISBN-13
9781499724417
Series
Crowning Glory
Category
African Americans
Language
English
Published
2014-06-05
Publisher
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Author
Pat Simmons

Description

Cinderella had a prince; Karyn Wallace has a King. Book One in Restore My Soul series. While Karyn served four years in prison for an unthinkable crime, she embraced salvation through Crowns for Christ outreach ministry. After her release, Karyn stays strong and confident, despite the stigma society places on ex-offenders. Since Christ strengthens the underdog, Karyn refuses to sway away from the scripture, "He whom the Son has set free is free indeed." Levi Tolliver, for the most part, is a practicing Christian. One contradiction is he doesn't believe in turning the other cheek. He's steadfast there is a price to pay for every sin committed, especially after the untimely death of his wife during a robbery. Then Karyn enters Levi's life. He is enthralled not only with her beauty but her sweet spirit until he learns about her incarceration. If Levi can accept that Christ paid Karyn's debt in full, then a treasure awaits him. Award-winning author Pat Simmons delivers another powerful tale and reminds readers of the permanency of redemption.

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