Watercolored Pearls

The author tells a story about how each relationship overcomes and grows or fails during their trying times, while maintaining the most important thing, God. This book was a refreshing mature read that you will immensely enjoy. Stacy, you have to give us more!!!

I mean talk about good. What drama! Friends and Faith. It's one of those books that you have to read when you're really want to escape to another world...yet know the people you're visiting while you're there. It's a great book. Stacy Hawkins Adams is my hero. She ought to let Tyler Perry read this one - it's sure to be a movie. Great stuff - very inspirational! Pam Perry Chocolate Pages Reviews

Watercolored Pearls is the third book in Stacy's trilogy about Serena & Micah; Erika & Elliott; Tawana, and all the other wonderful characters she introduced in her book first book, "Speak to my Heart". Each book left me waiting for the next. Watercolored Pearls is for any and everyone who has faced test and trials in their life. This book will once and for all set you free by letting you know that every test and every trial is refining and shaping you for God's purpose. Stacy once again, you've left us wanting more!

Stacy Hawkins Adams' new novel "Watercolored Pearls" was simply amazing. Stacy grabed your attention from the very begining of the book with her God-fearing characthers. She took you on a journey of three women trying to find themselves and in turn strengthen their faith in God. Each of the women have their on set of problems, but they all come together through love. Thanks Stacy!!!!!

Watercolored Pearls is the latest novel by Stacy Hawkins Adams. If you haven't read the prequels, Speak To My Heart and Nothing But The Right Thing, you should read them first so you can experience the full impact of Watercolored Pearls. Is it possible for a Christian to struggle with jealousy, insecurity, and discontentment? Serena McDaniels, the main character of Stacy Hawkins Adams' novel, Watercolored Pearls, would say yes. Pressed with being a mother of twins, a homemaker, and a Pastor's wife, Serena is starting to feel overwhelmed with all these responsibilities to balance. She seeks God about her negative feelings, but still seems to be dealing with the same frustrations day after day. It doesn't help that her husband, Micah, is being targeted in a flirtatious manner by his best friend's wife, Bethany. This woman, who was a thorn in Serena's flesh during Stacy's previous novel, seems to have a picture perfect life--with her "I'm better than you" attitude and expensive taste. If Bethany's life is so wonderful, then why is she seeking the company of Serena's husband? One of Serena's good friends, Erika, plays a prominent role in this novel because she still has to deal with her abusive husband, Elliott. Separated from Elliott for some time now, Erika has left the battered women's shelter and has pursued her dream of becoming an interior designer. Elliott continues to send his wife cards, pleading with her to take him back. He tries to convince her that he has changed and that he still loves her. Will Erika go back to Elliott or will she leave him for good and pursue a relationship with her special friend and boss, Derrick? Meanwhile Serena's mentee, Tawana, is all grown up, and is attending law school at Harvard. However, Tawana's desire for male companionship and alcohol may cause her to jeopardize her own life, her relationship with her daughter, and her reputation. At one point, Tawana even results to trying to sell her body in an effort to take care of some educational needs. Will she snap out of this trance or will she fall prey to her temptations? Furthermore, this story has a shocking twist that affects the lives of many of the characters for the worst. Despite these situations, Serena, Erika, Tawana, and others, will see a deeper need for God throughout this novel. Will these women come to understand and embrace the meaning of Watercolored Pearls, or will they miss the specific message that God is trying to convey to each one of them? Stacy Hawkins Adams has left no stone unturned in this final novel of her three-part series. This novel demonstrates that no matter what your situation, God is always a very present help, and He wants to deliver us from our hurts, pain, and problems. Very well-written, Stacy!