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How Sweet the Sound #1 by Vanessa Miller (Gospel series, New, 2014, Pbk, 285 pg)
How Sweet the Sound #1 by Vanessa Miller (Gospel series, New, 2014, Pbk, 285 pg)
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New with slight shelf wear on cover and light page discoloration. ISBN 9781426749285
Shar Gracey wants nothing more than to sing the Lord’s praises, so she jumps at the chance to join a traveling choir led by the father of black gospel music, Thomas A. Dorsey. Better yet, the opportunity will give her money to pay for her ailing mother’s medical care.
While on tour she falls under the tutelage of gospel great Mahalia Jackson―and falls for the handsome but not-so-great Nicoli James, whose desires for Shar are fueled by his own greed. Shar would do anything for Nicoli, so when his life is threatened after a night of gambling, Shar agrees to help pay Nicoli’s debt, only to have her faith and dreams shattered.
Reeling from the betrayal, Shar loses her voice, and she believes that she will never sing again. She has no place to run except back home to her seriously ill mother―and the man she left behind. (Abingdon; 2014; 285 pgs)
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Shar Gracey wants nothing more than to sing the Lord’s praises, so she jumps at the chance to join a traveling choir led by the father of black gospel music, Thomas A. Dorsey. Better yet, the opportunity will give her money to pay for her ailing mother’s medical care.
While on tour she falls under the tutelage of gospel great Mahalia Jackson―and falls for the handsome but not-so-great Nicoli James, whose desires for Shar are fueled by his own greed. Shar would do anything for Nicoli, so when his life is threatened after a night of gambling, Shar agrees to help pay Nicoli’s debt, only to have her faith and dreams shattered.
Reeling from the betrayal, Shar loses her voice, and she believes that she will never sing again. She has no place to run except back home to her seriously ill mother―and the man she left behind. (Abingdon; 2014; 285 pgs)
