Naked & Exposed,
Mother Doreen knew that she had a mission in Kentucky. Her sister was sickly, her husband was on the road and something about the way the assistant minister hung around her sister, Bethany, didn't fit well with her spirit. As Doreen makes it her business to be in the mix of what's going on, she just may not be hearing precisely what message God is trying to give her.
Tamera is excited about the way in which her relationship with Maeyl is growing as well as the reconnection with her mother. That is until her mother decides it's time for Tamera to forgive her brother. If that weren't difficult enough, it appears Maeyl has a ready-made family. Tamera has already been down this path with her ex and she refuses with the next.
Unique cannot understand how pastor saw fit to appoint Lorain as the new leader over the Single's Ministry. Sure the male membership increased, partly because Lorain 's skirts were too short. Lorain tries unsuccessfully to put Unique in her place. She may be a Christian, but surely a mother with three children and three different babies' daddies needs to spend her time worrying with her children instead of what Lorain may or may not be doing. When pastor decides that Lorain and Unique should work together, they constantly find themselves on opposing sides. As Lorain learns to soften her heart some, she finds herself covered in the past.
'Been There Prayed That' by E.N. Joy is the second book in the series. I'm finding myself rejoicing in the word right along with these characters as they try, stumble and learn. I love how the story deals with being conflicted, forgiveness and just when you think they got it, drama!
Now I spoke on the many, many errors featured in book one. While book two was better, to my dismay, the book still has errors. (Ex.: break used instead of brake, misspellings, missing words and the wrong name used.)
Reviewed by: Crystal