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The Forthcoming: Vanessa Miller - Rain Storm

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Vanessa Miller
Rain Storm
May 29, 2007
 

Beautiful and lethal, Cynda Stephens, expects nothing from life but the same kick in the head she’s always been given. Wearing her anger and bitterness on her sleeve, Cynda’s hatred for life and men grow as her addictions grow and force her into prostitution. Keith Hosea Williams is a God fearing man who had always refused to compromise his spiritual walk.  But when he is convinced that God has called him to marry Cynda, will he allow her lifestyle and addictions, as well as what man thinks, to overpower the will of God?  

 

Despite each of their personal struggles, Cynda’s heart opens up for Keith in ways that she never expected, but her thoughts of unworthiness eventually cause her to run away from a love she desperately wants to call her own.  She then discovers another love even greater than the love Keith has given her. It’s a love that she had been blind to, but a love that had been with her for all the days of her life; a love that refuses to let her go no matter how hard she tries to fight it off. But until she accepts this love into her life, into her heart, only then can she receive all that God has to offer.

 

 
 

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