It Must Be Your Faith

It Must Be Your Faith

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Romance
There was a boy. There was a girl. He is an atheist. She is a Christian. Zachary Goode was never one to believe in God. His father is dead, his mother bans his very existence, and his little sister just died of cancer. How is he supposed to believe in God now? Camille Morgan has always believed in God. Her father is a respected doctor, her mother a very loved business owner, and together they are the most beloved family in the town. She had the ideal life. How isn't she supposed to believe in God? One day, their paths crossed and what started out as being a Romeo & Juliet story turned out to be so much more than what they bargained for. Secrets are revealed, lives are torn apart, and somehow in this entire mess Zach and Cammie fell in love. Before Zach and Cammie can even begin to build a future together, they realized that some things you can't just forget. Now Zach and Cammie have to face their biggest threat- his past.
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Jeanette Arthur had no idea what was going to happen to her when they opened the doors. Was she going to die? Or would she wish she was dead? She began to think that this kind of thing didn't happen to people like her, but she realized how wrong she was. This became her story's end the night she picked up those drinks. When she let herself step into that building, when she accepted that job and put on those clothes. They had made her believe she was important. Special. Worth loving. She had thought all these people wanted her, but they only wanted the lie she was selling. She knew this was no longer pretend. She was no longer in control, and she was no longer the one selling herself. She wanted someone to rewrite her story. So for the first time in her life, she raised up her hands, and she started to pray.

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