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NEW REVIEW: Victoria Christopher Murray - Destiny's Divas

Victoria Christopher Murray - 
Destiny's Divas - 
Available Now! - 
5 out of 5 books - 


Raine, Liza, and Sierra are a new, up-and-coming gospel group called Destiny's Divas. Their singing and their testimonies are the rave across the country. In their songs, they tell their audience how great God is, but behind close doors, they sing a different tune. 


Raine Omari claims she loves everyone and could not dislike a soul...well, except her mother-in-law. Raine, tries everything she can to compromise, but it just does not work. Raine decides on a different route. Will she succeed, or will it all just cause more problems in the long run?


Twenty-something Sierra Dixon preaches that she's celibate until she can find that one true love she can marry. Not sure what celibacy means to Sierra because each man she meets, she's hopping into bed with him, and thinking he's the one...and he most definitely is not. 


Liza Washington tries to be a faithful wife to her husband. But with him being a pastor and committing all types of sin, will she be able to forgive him and work on their marriage, or will all of his scandal wreck their marriage and destroy the church?


Destiny's Divas is an awesome book by Victoria Christopher Murray. While reading this novel, you will learn about three women that look like they have it all together, but when they're not on the stage, the reality comes out. They each have their own struggle with God, and they try to find a way out of their situations. Some of the story line seems predictable, but as you keep reading, you will be surprised that all is not what it seems. I really enjoy reading all of Ms. Murray's books, and this one was no different.  Destiny's Divas is a must read. 


Reviewed by Jackie for Urban Reviews


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