Fools' Heaven - Love, Lust and Death beyond the Pulpit

by D.T. Pollard

What happens when lust, depravity, and ego make themselves known in a setting of utmost venerability?

Born to two poor rural high school dropouts, Mike Robertson is a young white man called to preach at an early age. Janice Johnson, a young black woman four years older than Mike, is drawn to this teenage tent preacher. As husband and wife, they leave their modest origins behind and rise to lead a megachurch empire in Dallas, Texas.

The journey from obscurity to religious superstardom is fraught with many challenges, including racial discrimination, drugs, deception, moral depravity, sexual assault, and a murder attempt—all in the name of religion.

Spanning more than fifty years, this engaging novel focuses on this determined interracial couple who learn that life can take them from the humblest beginnings to the highest of heights, even as they struggle to maintain their perspectives.

236 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 20, 2007

About the author

D T Pollard is an ESSENCE bestselling author. D T writes fiction, nonfiction and poetry His books are Rooftop Diva, Fools' Heaven, TARP Town U S A and OBAMA GUILTY OF BEING PRESIDENT WHILE BLACK."