Top 50 BlackChristianNews/BCBC Bestsellers (Fiction) July 19--PT 2
Discover the Top 50 BlackChristianNews/BCBC Bestsellers in Fiction for July, Part 2. Explore inspiring reads like *A Measure of Faith* by Maxine Billings, *A Heart of Devotion* by Tia McCollors, and *Happy Princess* by Stephanie Perry Moore. From political intrigue to heartfelt devotionals and juvenile gems like *I Love My Hair!*, this curated list highlights must-read African American fiction and Christian books. Find your next favorite story today!
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Speak to My Heart
by Stacy Hawkins Adams
Serena is successful, sassy, and saved. But can she come to terms with her mother's secret and past relationships before it's too late?
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Happy Princess
by Stephanie Perry Moore
In the fifth and final volume of the popular series, Carmen enters the uncharted waters of adolescence, discovering that her changing moods and growing body bring new challenges to her life.
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A Heart of Devotion
by Tia McCollors
As Anisha's relationship with Tyson--her knight in shining armor--grows, her relationship with God as well as her friendship with Sherri wane, until she is faced with choices she was sure she would never have to face. Reprint.
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A Measure of Faith
by Maxine Billings
With her loving husband, Robert, a beautiful home and two wonderful children, Lynette feels that her happiness is an amazing gift after her painful childhood. But distressing news from her doctor makes her deeply unhappy. She's always tried to be good - why is something bad happening to her? Robert gives Lynette understanding and support, but realises only the power of faith can heal her sorrow. And sure enough, as Lynette fears losing something vital, she finds something even more important - if only she can crumble the wall of doubt in her heart and let the joy come through.
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When the Nile Runs Red
by DiAnn Mills
Paul Farid was once a member of the royal family who openly persecuted any Sudanese who failed to practice Islam. Now he is a Christian who puts his life on the line to aid the persecuted. Col. Ben Alier has fought for 21 years against the government's mandates to control the oil, religion, slavery, and politics of Sudan. Their worlds collide, and as the relational tensions escalate so does the physical danger.