Review: Who Is My Shelter ? Neta Jackson

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One of my favourite things about reading Christian Fiction is that it can come with many different strands and one of those many strands is what is called Urban Christian Fiction . Urban Christian Fiction is Christian Fiction that is based around the culture of African-Americans.
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 Who Is My Shelter? (Yada Yada House of Hope, Book 4)

Review: Who is my Shelter ? - Yada Yada House of Hope Book #4 - Neta Jackson- March 2011

For Gabrielle Fairbanks , life has been a journey and series of ups and downs since her husband Philip, kicked her out of her home, cut all her finances and left her virtually poor. Now working her way up through the chain at Manna House , it seems Gabrielle's life is looking up for a change . Her work has currently had a dedication towards for a lovely mural titled "The Good Shepard", she is attending church regularly and has a good steady relationship with Legal aid lawyer Lee. So when her ex-husband Philip is beaten up by thugs due to gambling debts and more, why does Neta feel guilty ? For the sake of her sons, should she sacrifice what she has worked so hard for and go back to Philip or will she suddenly realise that she has an awesome thing going with Lee? . In Who is my shelter? , we also read as babies are born , a sixty year old family mystery is solved and a reunion of sorts between elderly sisters.
Who is my Shelter ? by Neta Jackson is a novel that will show readers that when all else has failed and no matter what a family member has done to hurt you , blood is thicker than water and on the flipside we can choose our friends but unfortunately we can't choose who our family are.







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