by Lutishia Lovely (Author)
From exciting new author Lutishia Lovely comes a steamy debut in the manner of Victoria Christopher Murray and Kimberla Lawson Roby. Set in a church community on fire for the Lord and for each other, Sex in the Sanctuary is filled with scintillating sisters, playing brothers, and church matrons trying to run everybody's business...
As first lady of Kingdom Citizen's Christian Center, Vivian Montgomery has it all: a beautiful home, lovely children, and a pastor husband who makes her shout Hallelujah and not just in church. There's no doubt Pastor Montgomery has a healthy appreciation for the Lord and for the pleasures of the flesh, namely his wife's flesh. If only Vivian's best friend, Tai, was so blessed...
A first lady herself, Tai's husband, King, is pastor of Mount Zion Progressive Baptist Church. But with two affairs under his belt, Tai wonders just what "progressive" means. In fact, she strongly suspects her husband is at it again. Now she can follow her mother-in-law's example and threaten to shoot any would-be-husband-stealing floozies, or she can take Vivian's advice and listen for God's instruction. But Tai's husband isn't the only one fighting temptation.
Whether trying to wait until marriage or just waiting until the next mating opportunity, these congregations are filled with members whose eyes are on more than Jesus! The result is a page-turning read, not soon to be forgotten.
Lutishia Lovely is a writer, actress, poet and former talk show host, radio personality and holistic magazine editor. She loves to create in various genres using the power of words. A professional writer for more than a decade, Lutishia made the leap from stage and screenplays with a children's book, Kuchekesha Island, before writing her first full-length novel of women's fiction, Sex In The Sanctuary.
Lutishia resides in Manhattan Beach, CA and in her spare time loves to create delicious, vegetarian cuisine for family and friends. She also enjoys sports, working out, theatre, concerts, reading and travel.
ISBN: 075821751X
