β Scribed by Shelia E. Bell
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The Grahams and McCoys have more in common than their history at Holy Rock. Secrets were unveiled that rocked these families to the core. The men of Holy Rock must determine if they can repair the hurts of the past, learn how to forgive and accept one another, or allow the bitterness, fault-finding, and revelations of their connections to ruin them and all they have built in their ministries.
Stiles must decide if he will return to the pulpit he once graced. Pastor yearns to have a relationship with Hezekiah, while Khalil and Xavier have a personal vendetta against their father and will do just about anything to destroy his ministry...and his life. Hezekiah finds it impossible to unite with the man he discovered is his father and the brother he refuses to accept. Who will be left standing?
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