Publisher's Synopsis
ABOUT THE BOOK: "To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven" (Ecclesiastes 3:1 NKJV). Samantha Campbell is a thirty-five-year old, single Christian woman. She has built her life on Christian values and integrity. Stable and educated, she has been employed at a financial institution for eleven years. Samantha is a good woman who desires to be with a man who shares her same value system. She has had her share of failed relationships. After seven years of celibacy, and a long talk with God, Samantha decides to date again. Lisa, a co-worker, introduces Samantha to a minister of music and the two begin going out. Although his looks are unattractive, he seems dedicated, full of personality, and passionate about music and ministry. Samantha is a singer and believes that her dream of meeting her match has finally come true. Is this a match made in heaven? All of Samantha's past experiences, faith, and knowledge could not begin to prepare her for the days ahead. Samantha experiences God in a way she never has before. The lessons she learns will change her outlook on love, relationships, faith, and life. **** ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Susan Hester is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. She has sung gospel music most of her life, affording her overseas trips to Africa and Italy. Her deep and reverent love for God extends to family, friends, and others. This is Susan's first literary work. Although it is a literary work of fiction, it was inspired when the Lord revealed to her that one of her past relationships started in winter and ended in fall, encompassing all four seasons. Not only did the Lord reveal the book's title but He also inspired in Susan a song to accompany this work, to which she admits: "I never aspired to be an author, yet I yielded to the call of God to accomplish His assignment for me." Her prayer and heartfelt desire is that the contents of this book will help and encourage the reader for many years to come, that through her obedience others' lives will be greatly enriched.
