While The Church Says Amen

by Keyon Polite

The long awaited sequel to the bestseller, When The Church Says Amen, is finally here with more drama than ever; and as always, Tessa Taylor is at the center of the drama!It's been a few years since the infamous Reverend Michael Wilson tried to sweep New Horizon Baptist Church from under longtime Bishop Benson Taylor I. Now, the Taylor family seems to have reunited with the good Bishop's youngest daughter, Tessa, getting married. Everything is going smoothly until Bishop Taylor announces that he is going to resign as Senior Pastor. To make matters worse, his son-in-law Trent has been tabbed to become his successor. Tessa isn't thrilled about becoming a First Lady, but she's willing to make a sacrifice for her husband. When scandalous Jazmine Jackson and her trusty sidekick Lisa return to wreak havoc on the Taylor-Harris clan and the New Horizon congregation, Tessa's faith is pushed to the limit. When Jazmine releases some dirt on Trent and Tessa's brother, Benson II, all hell breaks loose at home, at church, and in their personal lives. Lies will be told, secrets will be brought into the light, deliverance & restoration will be for everybody in the sequel to the bestseller When The Church Says Amen.  From the author of the bestselling A Family Affair Series comes drama, secrets, and hidden agenda's that will ultimately tear the Taylor-Harris family apart...or perhaps pull them closer than they have ever been before. Page 200 pages

154 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 13, 2011

About the author

Keyon C. Polite, 16, is the author of sixteen books including the bestselling A Family Affair series. Polite is the host of The Reason 2K12 Literary Radio Show and the owner of KingDominion Publishers LLC. His sixteenth novel, Truth Be Told, will be released December 26th 2012.

Reviews

[Sonya Fuller-Campbell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Amen to When The Church Says Amen

I definitely enjoyed reading the book and I am becoming more and more familiar with this author. I have already downloaded the rest of the series. The characters were all well established and seemed realistic to me as though I knew them and was able to become emotionally connected to them or disconnected to some depending upon who they were. However I couldn't give the author five stars in that his introduction to the book seemed a little on the harsh side and vindictive about people who had not been supportive and some of whom sounded down right cruel and critical. I can appreciate, certainly, his perspective and feelings on the matter, but felt that was not the proper forum for that feedback or maybe the wording could have been a little bit more Christ like. I would have enjoyed reading more of the intro to the book and how it was born and the connectedness to the other books in the series instead. And lastly, the format for the manuscript was off and. the alignment for the text looked like that of an amateur. There were also grammatical errors that should have been easily caught with some professional proof reading. I do hope that aspect will be corrected in the next books that I am about to embark upon immediately in the series. As a reader and as an educator the flow of the book is important to me and grammar and alignment of the text should not be an issue at this level.