Son of a Preacherman
by Marlene Banks
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Pub Date Jun 01 2012 | Archive Date Jan 24 2013
Description
A
historical romance novel set in the 1920s in Tulsa, Oklahoma depicting
the segregated life of African Americans in Northern Tulsa and the
tensions leading up to the Tulsa Race Riots.
Billy Ray
Matthias is the handsome son of the church's new pastor.
Benny is the daughter of the oil rich Freeman
family. He's convinced she's the woman God has for
him but she's not the least bit interested in getting involved. As
Billy's pursuit of Benny intensifies, so does the political and social
climate in the Greenwood District, an affluent African American
neighborhood.
When tensions come to a head and violence
breaks out, Billy and Benny are caught up in the heat of
chaos. He vows to keep her safe but will she let
him? Will faith in God be enough to sustain the people of
Greenwood as their lives are forever changed by deadly acts of hatred?
MARLENE BANKS lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She attended Westminster College in Pennsylvania and has an Associate of Theology Degree from Rhema Bible Institute in Keysville, Virginia. She is a member of Bethel Deliverance International Church pastored by Bishop Eric A. Lambert II in Wyncote, Pennsylvania.Marlene worked in nursing for over thirty years and in business as an administrative coordinator for over eight years. Her goal as a writer is to create inspiring, gripping and realistic tales with an emphasis on African American literature. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, she considers her writing a Kingdom assignment from the LORD.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9780802406187 |
| PRICE | $14.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 352 |
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