Publisher's Synopsis
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Saints, Ain'ts, and Sistahs is a humorous satire of four women who became acquainted at a Christian women's conference. The story depicts poignant and painful memories, tribulations, and victories of these women. The primary character is Neisha, a reformed ex-convict and drug addict, who travels the highways and byways of Los Angeles to minister to the lost. Her husband, Barry, loves her "dirty drawers." Bettye, an internationally acclaimed gospel singer, is the first lady of Agape Pentecostal Holiness Church in Atlanta, Georgia. Her musical talent is comparable to icons Aretha Franklin and Mahalia Jackson. Her three children, the result of her "street life," are momma's babies and daddy's maybes. Their biological fathers could be pimps, pastors, or politicians. Her mother, Janice, gives new meaning to the word "wicked". Marie's middle-class father, Aaron, raised her. Upon his demise, she inherited his estate. Marie weaved in and out of salvation like a basket maker, professing the gospel while clamoring for the glamour of the fast life. She has more skeletons in her closet than a cemetery. Dae's (pronounced "day") name is contrary to her attitude and personality. She represents more darkness than light and more attitude than gratitude. Dae loves the party life, bad boys, drama, and the "Lawd" in that order. She misdirects an astronomical amount of her negative attitude and feelings on Neisha. She appears intent on destroying everything positive in her life.SEE THESE CHARACTERS COME TO LIFE. YOU WILL ABSOLUTLEY BECOME IMMERSED IN THE PLOT AND STORYLINE.
