His Woman, His Wife, His Widow

by Janice Jones

Book Overview

Lindsay Renee Westbrook-Taylor is a young Christian girl who meets the love of her life at age sixteen. Shaun is gorgeous, generous, intelligent--and he's a Detroit drug dealer. Lindsay is smart enough to know that Shaun's lifestyle is dangerous and unpredictable, but what can she say? She loves him. Lindsay struggles between her commitment to God and her love for Shaun.
Having been deserted at an early age by her father, Lindsay is determined...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1601629958
• ISBN13: 9781601629951
• Release Date: July 2009
• Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 5.5" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

The Best in Christian Fiction

I absolutely loved His Woman, His Wife, His Widow....it was eye-opening and yet refreshing! Christian fiction at it's best! Thanks for blessing me with your work....now on to the next book! Please keep writing Ms. Jones...these stories need to be told and God truths exposed.

Great

I enjoyed the book very much. The book is an example of things that happen in the world today.

Can You Say Hmmmmm....

Hmmmmm, nothing we don't know... This story reveals the struggle inside each of us at one time or another in our lives, where we want the "good" life quick and fast. It's a tale where the main characters Lindsay aka Nay Nay and Shaun meet, fall in love and believe the world is theirs to take. Lindsey battles between right and wrong, her christianity and her love for her man. Shaun is one who believes he is the man. He provides for his woman and his children, thus he can do as he pleases. The only problem is how is he providing for his family? Is the way he earns his money really all that important as long as he provides for those he loves? Should Lindsey be concerned about her man's occupation or turn a blind eye? This story is about the streets and all that happens when you choose the fast buck - rather than good ole fashion sweat and honesty. It's about drugs, baby moma drama, adultery, glitz & glamour, love, choices, falling from Grace and repentance. It demonstrates true friendship, dealing with the perverbial inlaws and God's will. Further, it shows its readers how vital it is to Listen to that inner voice and seek God's direction for our lives. Finally, the message illustrated is that even when we move from God and have to suffer the consequences of our choices, He is always near and waiting for our return, turning our "bad" into something good!

Great story

This started off a little slow and predictable, but once it gained momentum I could not put it down Great book