Life is easy for Nicole Singleton, with a voice like an angel, a job she adores, and a church she has called home since her teens. While Jeffrey, Nicole’s loving husband, has control over the life they are living, Nicole still feels blessed . . . until her gambling “hobby” turns into a personal cross to bear that threatens to destroy
her marriage. Through her trials and tribulations, will Nicole remember to put her trust in God and reaffi rm her faith in the Lord, or will she see her marriage and gambling habit as bigger than even the God she serves? Michelle Larks is the author of several books. Her most recent titles are Keeping Misery Company, released by Urban Christian Books in October of 2007, as well as The Legacies, released by Urban Christian in August of 2008.

Peter Jericho has spent most of his adult life living for God and serving his country as one of the few and the proud Marines. When his once solid marriage suddenly takes a turn for the worse, his wife, Jan, takes their daughter and moves in with her mother in Shelton Heights, Georgia, a community some believe is cursed. Peter loves the Lord, but when his calamity increases, will his faith decrease? As his latest tour of duty in Iraq nears an end, he is eager to say goodbye to military life and focus on reclaiming the family he loves so dearly. But his plans are abruptly interrupted when Peter finds himself a captured prisoner of war. Survival doesn’t seem likely for Master Sergeant Peter Kyle Jericho, and he finds himself in the battle of a lifetime. How his life spiraled to this point, Peter can’t comprehend. All he knows is that all was well until that day in September when his wife decided to pay her mother a visit. Are all of the peculiar misfortunes that led to the breakup of his family and his capture in Iraq just happenstance, or has the legend of Shelton Heights caught up with yet another unsuspecting family?

How was Locksie supposed to tell her boyfriend that she had gone off to church and fallen in love with another man? Locksie grew up in the church—against her will—thanks to her holier than thou mother. But now that she’s all grown up, church is the last thing on her mind; her live-in boyfriend, Dawson, is the first. When Locksie finally decides to go back and visit church upon the invitation of her aunt, who hoped that her niece would find God again, Locksie ends up finding more than she could have ever expected. Hannah is Locksie’s friend who has issues of her own. She’s struggling to forgive her husband for the affair he had, while at the same time be a stepmother to the child who is a result of his affair. And all while the child’s mother taunts Hannah every chance she gets. In Me, Myself and Him, the characters are torn between holding on to the people they believe are the loves of their lives, or having to let go for the one thing that’s missing.