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Fiction writer Terri Blackstock, other wise known as the author of “Up-All-Night” fiction does it again! Singer/Songwriter Parker James has been working during the day to pay bills while moonlighting as a song writer during the night. Following God is Parker’s first passion, music is her second. Parker’s talent as a song writer is recognized when one of her songs sung by popular singer Serene, hits the charts. Competition in the music world is tough—even deadly.
A young woman is murdered in the recording studio where Parker James works. High level corruption is discovered by lead investigator Gibson, who is also Parker’s brother. Parker realizes even in the Christian industry compromise and corruption runs rapid. Parker is also asked to compromise what she believes in and the result could mean her dreams coming true.
“Double Minds” deals with the subject of compromise and insecurity while taking you on a wild ride through corruption in the music industry. Parker struggles with figuring out God’s will for her life. I love the authenticity of Parker’s struggle to compromise her beliefs with the temptation of fame. This book opened my eyes to the pressures many Christian music artists have while trying to stay faithful to God. How far does a Christian go to reach non-believers through secular means? This book will have you thinking even after the last page is turned.
Double Minds
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