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Berry, R Jay

 
9781643180175: The First Sunday
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ISBN 10: 1643180177 ISBN 13: 9781643180175
Editorial: Imperium Publishing, 2018

Sinopsis

In this engaging story, author R.Jay Berry is inspired by certain events in her grandmother's life and loosely chronicles her life in the late twenties and early thirties. The story begins with Sunday Rose Tyler's birth and childhood in Kittman, Texas, a small community comprised mostly of African Americans, including the Tylers. In this community, Rose has big dreams that she is determined to fulfill--she aims to be a singer. At th age of seventeen, she leaves Kittman for the big city life in Dallas, convinced she will achieve her dream there despite the reality checks her older brother and best friend, Jimmie Lee, tries to give her.


When Rose arrives, her life begins to take a new turn. She meets Mama Mac, a loving African American woman who takes her in to her poor home. Mama Mac helps her find a job cleaning a house. And then Rose meets JJ, whom she falls in love with. Soon Rose realizes she has found the same happiness with this life as she would have a singing career, and she settles into married life with JJ. But Rose remains headstrong and stubborn, causing a big problem when she becomes pregnant. Her decision against her husband's wishes could lead to the greatest tragedy in her life. She could lose it all.


God has a plan for Rose. Discover where God's path leads Rose in The First Sunday.

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Editorial
Imperium Publishing
Año de publicación
2018
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
1643180177
ISBN 13 
9781643180175
Encuadernación
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Número de páginas
138
Contacto del fabricante
no disponible
Persona responsable
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ISBN 10:  1613461283 ISBN 13:  9781613461280
Editorial: Tate Publishing & Enterprises, 2011
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