Don't Blame the Devil (2010)
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“Lord, have mercy. I truly enjoyed that prayer meeting tonight. Is this the way it always is?”
“No,” Tamara hissed, “it’s usually a bit more authentic, not quite so Showtime at the Apollo.”
Delilah was sandwiched between Sister Marty and Tamara because the trunk was full and they’d had to put some things in the passenger-side front seat. “I just love that Mother Johnson. She knows her church stuff.”
Jessie stopped trying to avoid a headache and just went with it. At least the pain would keep him... from killing her.
“So, Delilah,” Sister Marty asked as nicely as she could, “did you ever decide what dish you and I should cook? Remember, we both were going to bring foods that complemented each other.”
Delilah thought about the question. Any other time she’d say something offhanded, but not tonight. She was still feeling the spirit or something akin to it. “Well, Sister Marty, what’s your best dish? We can start with that, because I can pretty much cook anything.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Lord, have mercy. I truly enjoyed that prayer meeting tonight. Is this the way it always is?”
“No,” Tamara hissed, “it’s usually a bit more authentic, not quite so Showtime at the Apollo.”
Delilah was sandwiched between Sister Marty and Tamara because the trunk was full and they’d had to put some things in the passenger-side front seat. “I just love that Mother Johnson. She knows her church stuff.”
Jessie stopped trying to avoid a headache and just went with it. At least the pain would keep him... from killing her.
“So, Delilah,” Sister Marty asked as nicely as she could, “did you ever decide what dish you and I should cook? Remember, we both were going to bring foods that complemented each other.”
Delilah thought about the question. Any other time she’d say something offhanded, but not tonight. She was still feeling the spirit or something akin to it. “Well, Sister Marty, what’s your best dish? We can start with that, because I can pretty much cook anything.”
What to read after Don't Blame the Devil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pat G'orge-Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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