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 “Rev. Johnson was a tall, dark, educated man in his early fifties, though he didn’t look a day over forty. He had an alluring, sophisticated flair about him and he spoke with the eloquence and precision of Dr. King. He wore the best suits tithes and offerings could buy, drove a showroom-quality Cadillac, and slept with only the prettiest women in his congregation. Everybody agreed that next to God’s word, Rev. Johnson’s word was the gospel. Even if God didn’t say it, if Rev. Johnson said he did, then there must be a misprint in the Good Book.”
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is an emotionally charged father/daughter story that takes the reader through a full range of emotions by artfully intertwining the complexities inherent in love relationships, the intrigue of interracial romance, the power of true sisterhood, the contempt of domestic violence, the redeeming quality of a mother’s love, and even the inevitability of death. Ultimately, Foggy Windows explores how the past impacts the present and the future, while allowing the reader to contemplate his or her own Self in the process. A must-read for anyone who has ever loved, lost…and dared to love again. 
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