African-American Fiction: Christian Stories |
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- I Know I've Been Changed by Reshonda Tate Billingsley
- Having risen from a small-town girl to a star new anchor in Houston, Raedella finds her carefully constructed world crumbling upon the arrival of her embarrassingly eccentric family, which prompts a desertion of her friends and realization of her family's value.
- From the Extreme by Renea Collins
- Rachael, who has suffered abandonment, abuse, pain, and betrayal all throughout her life, becomes a woman full of rage until she turns to God for help and discovers that He has something special in store for her.
- Ain't No River by Sharon Ewell Foster
- After Garvin Daniel's supervisor suspends her unfairly, she decides to return home to regroup and to keep an eye on her grandmother, who has been keeping company with a much younger man whom Garvin suspects is after her grandmother's money.
- Cover Girls by T.D. Jakes
- Struggling to balance their significant others, children, careers, and faith, four African-American women face life changing challenges over the course of a year.
- Testimony by Felicia Mason
- The Triumphant Voices of Praise, a renowned choir, finds their faith tested when their leader is plagued by hateful, anonymous messages, four members travel East to promote their new CD, and a lofty diva inspires unrest among the other members.
- A Lova' Like No Otha' by Stephanie Perry Moore
- Losing her fiancée on her wedding day to a pregnant girlfriend she never knew he had, Zoe Clark falls deeply into depression and blames God for her troubles until Chase Farr brings love and faith back into her life.
- The Ex Files: A Novel of Four Women and Faith by Victoria Christopher Murray
- Sheridan struggles to choose between reconciling with her bisexual husband and pursuing a younger man, while Kendall endeavors to forgive a woman who broke up her marriage, and Asia plots against her long-time lover for wanting to return to his wife.
- Choose Me by Xenia Ruiz
- Having raised two adult sons in spite of a failed marriage, Latin-American Eva unexpectedly falls in love with African-American cancer survivor and writer Adam, in a relationship that tests their faith and challenges them to overcome past sorrows.
- Divas of Damascus Road by Michelle Stimpson
- A family of Christian women battles issues of unwanted pregnancies, overeating, mental illness, and traumatic childhoods, hoping that – like Saul's encounter with God on the road to Damascus – their lives will turn around.
- Singsation by Jacquelin Thomas
- Deborah Anne Peterson always knew she possessed a gift from God - her miraculous singing voice - but when rapper and movie star Triage Blue discovers her talent and sets her up on tour, her faith is challenged.
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