It Was Good Enough For My Father
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“I didn’t actually come here to have sex with you.” “But you did. Now you are having regrets?” I looked at her. She was beautiful, but something wasn’t right. “No, I don’t have any regrets. I just don’t want you to think I came here intending to be with you.” “You came in here upset and in your mind screwing me was like screwing my husband.” “No, that’s not true.” “But it is young man. See, I’ve been around a long time and I know my husband and I also know men,” she said as she walked around and took a seat at her desk. I didn’t have a come back because she was right. She leaned back in her chair looking straight at me, “I’ll admit I do have a thing for you Najee, but you and I both know nothing will ever come out of it. You don’t want me and I don’t want you.”
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The story starts out in the big city of Atlanta, Georgia where Jacob and 3 of his best friends begin their quest in becoming a big time televangelist. After graduating seminary school, Jacob’s father thinks his son will come back home and preach at his church, but Jacob has other plans. Jacob and his friends are offered lucrative paying positions at Great Community Christian Center, which is run by Bishop Raymond Cansler. Bishop Cansler has hopes of himself becoming bigger than Creflo Dollar and Bishop T. D. Jakes and is willing to do anything to get there. Jacob, James, Tory and Najee begin their positions at Greater Community and are tempted to give in to many fleshly desires. Will they give in or hold to their faith? Each one will take their own journey to the truth and it is there that their lives will change. Jacob will learn the true meaning of a Bishop and learn who his father, Jacob Senior really is. He will also learn the true meaning of Mark 8:36 “For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?”
About the Author
Angela Morris, a 43 year old wife and mother is a native of Kingsport, TN where many of her life experiences began. She joined the Army at the age of 20 which added to her life experiences. After her tour in the Army she moved back to back to Kingsport, TN and got a job at a local factory. She quit her job and moved to LaVergne, TN. She loved to write as well as play softball and basketball, but writing was her passion. While living in LaVergne she wrote her second novel. In 2007, she moved to Canton, MS and continued with her journey to become a published author. Through faith, perseverance and encouragement from her husband James, she decided to start submitting her work. Self publishing seemed to be her way of investing in her own future, so that is what she did. Angela Morris is currently working in the Jackson, MS area and working on her Masters in Sociology at Jackson State University.