Sweet Harmony

by Felicia Mason

Book Overview

Sweet Harmony by Felicia Mason released on Dec 25, 2003 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373872453
• ISBN13: 9780373872459
• Release Date: December 2003
• Publisher: Love Inspired
• Length: 253 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Fate

Platinum Reviewers Rating 4.5 Felicia Mason introduces a mega superstar who surrounds himself by many people but when he meets a small town psychologist he meets a lady who isn't impress with is status or superstardom this makes him very intrigued by her demeanor. Kara Spencer always looked for her parents' approval but when she finds herself faced to face with her dream career she finds herself attacking her sister and the singer that's visiting her town but when things take a public turn Kara finds herself attempting to figure out her life while figuring out Marcus Ambrose. Felicia Mason writes an story of how stereotypes type can hinderers love and cause deference in life.

Don't judge a book (or man) by its cover!

Marcus Ambrose decides to take a break from his grueling schedule as a popular R & B star and participate in a musical festival in a small town in Oregon. Dr. Kara Spencer, best friend to Haley Cartwright featured in a prior Mason novel "Sweet Accord", is a local psychologist with a big heart for helping the town's youth. She, for one, is not impressed with the `great' Marcus Ambrose. She is repelled by his secular, worldly music and cocky attitude. He is the exact opposite of the humbly, godly man that Kara seeks in a mate. Or so it seems... Marcus sets out on a mission to change Kara's mind about him. He is a man who loves God and for years has been seeking a way to express his spirituality through inspirational music. He wants to use his celebrity for good, but can he convince Kara that he is indeed the godly man she's been looking for? He has a tough job ahead of him as Kara is determined not to give in to her physical attraction to him. Much like "Sweet Accord", the rural Oregon setting for the book makes you forget at times that this is a contemporary tale. The slow-paced life and small town America values are refreshing to the underlying Christian themes, however. The story of Kara and Marcus is one that I thoroughly enjoyed.