Antonyo Ian Demonté Simms treats women as casually as most people treat their socks, changing them frequently. With the help of his aunt, La-Treece, his mother’s irresponsible twin sister, Antonyo learns how to use his good looks and charisma to win the hearts—and treasures—of a vast array of female companions. Each of these women thinks that she may just be the one who can turn this hot hunk into a husband, but Antonyo has no intention of changing his womanizing ways. The only woman Antonyo can’t get over on is his no-nonsense mother, LaTrina. She struggles every day, trying to instill strong morals in her son and turn him into a good man, in spite of the example set by his deadbeat father. LaTrina gives her life to Christ, and as she grows in her relationship with God, she does all in her power to convince Antonyo to do the same thing. Antonyo is impressed with the new person his mother is becoming, but he’s certain that his life is fi ne exactly the way it is. Can a mother’s love and God’s all-encompassing power, grace, and mercy change a young man from sinner to saint before Satan drags him into the pits of hell?

His Woman: Sixteen-year-old Lindsay Westbrook meets the fine and intelligent Shaun, and she knows instantly that he’s the love of her life. There’s just one problem—Lindsay is a devout Christian, and Shaun is a drug dealer. His Wife: Defying her mother and holding only loosely to her faith, Lindsay marries Shaun. From the start, their union is plagued with baby momma drama, infi delity, and betrayal. His Widow: Lindsay decides it’s time to end the struggle between her commitment to God and her love for Shaun. She’s ready to walk in the way of the Lord once again. But after all these years, is her faith still strong enough? Janice Jones was born and raised in Michigan, but now she lives in Phoenix, Arizona with her husband. She fully accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior in May of 1999, and approximately one year later, she heard the voice of God instructing her to write her fi rst novel, His Woman, His Wife, His Widow. Obediently, but slowly, she wrote the book.