Somebody's Sinning In My Bed

This book is great!!!!! I love the way that Pat G'Orge-Walker describes the details of what is going on so that you feel like you are right there in the middle of all of the action! Walker has all of the main characters (Chyna, Jannelle, Cordell) interacting in such a way that you are very emotional about their situation and making you wonder if you are going to finish reading because you are too emotional - just then you are reeled back in with the moral of their situation and their story. She gives you background on each character and brings everything full circle so that you can see how everything is working together. In the process of giving you something good to read, Walker also gives you something to think about without being too churchy (is that a word, LOL). Walker gives you another great book!

Milbourne Biddy Stafford writes: Somebody's Sinning In My Bed is truly a must read for anyone who enjoys reading fine Christian novels. It is a well written story about two sisters who chose different paths in life and ended up on the same road. It tells not only of God's forgiveness, but also about forgiving others and yourself, and allowing God to use you no matter how awful you think you have been, or how messed up you think your life has been. Somebody's Sinning In My Bed is about getting out of your way and letting God show you He is God. It's about standing still and seeing the salvation of the Lord and that if you let the Lord fight your battles He will make your enemies your footstool. It's about finding your way when you feel all hope is lost. It lets us know that if God doesn't think any less of us why should think less of ourselves. It shows of God love, His grace, and His mercy for us. It lets us see that we are God's children and if God can love us in our mess and even when we mess up why should we judge ourselves harder than He does. For anyone that is going through something or has low self-esteem please read Somebody's Sinning In My Bed and allow the anointed words of this book and the Spirit of God minister to your soul. It is truly a blessing to read and it will make you laugh,cry and even see yourself somewhere in the story. Read it and be blessed.

"Somebody's Sinning in My Bed" by Pat G'Orge-Walker is a delightful treat! It is primarily the tale of two sisters - different as salt and pepper, yet with similar seasoning. Although different, both sisters have the same number of skeletons in the closet and many people are counting! Chyna is First Lady of New Hope Assembly, a church full of more scandals and mess than "The National Enquirer." To the outside world, Chyna has it going on - she is saved, she is beautiful, has all the treasures money can buy, and has the respectful title as First Lady, married to New Hope's leader, Reverend Grayson Young. Despite all of this, Chyna is unhappy and unfulfilled with her life and herself. Chyna's sister, Janelle, is also beautiful, outspoken, single, and could care less about the inside of a church and/or bible. Janelle and Chyna both harbor an unspoken grudge against one another, and cannot be in the same room longer than a few minutes without conflict - yet they love each other and have each other's back (um...well not all of the time). The story heats up (literally) when an unsavory club in the neighborhood, Sweet Bush Lounge burns down, and the good Reverend Grayson Young is caught in a scandal that will change the lives of Chyna, Janelle, many colorful characters of New Hope Assembly Church and anyone else connected to Chyna and Janelle. To add more fuel to the fire, Janelle's first love, Cordell, shows up like the ghost from Christmas past, with enough skeletons in his own closet to host an anatomy class. Cordell has a few scores to settle with both Chyna and Janelle and in the process, the floodgates of hell are opened and there is no turning back. One character readers will never forget is Deacon Pillar. Deacon Pillar steps in to provide help to Chyna, Janelle and Cordell and other members at New Hope Assembly - by any means necessary! Deacon Pillar had me laughing until my side hurt. I could visualize an entire book based on his character alone. Overall, I highly recommend this book! Author Pat G'Orge-Walker stepped out on faith, tried something a little different and hit a home run! Despite everything that is going on in the world right now, it was truly refreshing to pick up a good book and laugh...and laugh....and laugh again. "Somebody's Sinning in My Bed" confirms that laughter is the best medicine of all - it was just what the doctor ordered! Rating: 5 Beignets out of 5 Reviewed by: Sonya Ward Books and Beignets (BAB) Book Club

Pat G'Orge Walker's latest book is filled with characters that jump off the page. The books opening sets the tone for the fast pace story. Chyna feels her current tragedy is just payback for the sins she committed. The stress leads her sister Janelle to come to her rescue. There's several twists and turns in the story that will not let you put the book down. Chyna is the first lady and has to deal with several church members who are determined to get rid of her. Those same church members have a past that would make Chyna's seem meek and mild. Pat G'Orge Walker has a way of showing us our flaws in a humorous manner. She reminds us through her writing that all of us have sinned and shouldn't point fingers at others. I highly recommend this book.

Somebody's Sinning in My Bed Pat G'Orge Walker 5 Stars ***** When The Sweet Bush Lounge burns down, all hell breaks loose at New Hope Assembly, Church. The Reverend Grayson Young's "good book" is not good at all. The "talented" First Lady of New Hope, Chyna, is at the church's mercy and doesn't know why. Janelle, Chyna's sister comes to help her sister out, BUT now the sisters Ex Cordell shows up! What a mess. Then add in several pious church members who have their own agenda, and secrets of their own, stirring the pot calling the kettle black. This was an excellent read an quite a turn for author Pat G'Orge Walker. She has packed so much love, redemption and wisdom in the chaotic tale, of sinners, yet reminds us all that every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future. [...]