Unequally Yoked
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Amara Daniels is a bold, outspoken Black church girl raised on gospel music, Sunday morning sermons, and southern hospitality-with a side of holy pressure. She's the daughter of the choir director and knows the church rules like scripture... but she's tired of performing and pretending to be the "perfect Christian girl."
When she's forced to partner for a school outreach project, her plans take an unexpected turn-because her new partner is Joon Park, a quiet, artistic Korean-American boy who's not even sure he believes in God.
At first, they clash. She's passionate, loud, and full of fire. He's calm, observant, and always seems like he's hiding something. But as they spend time serving others, sharing small talks about faith, music, family, and hurt... they begin to see each other differently.
But Amara's biggest rule? "Never date someone who doesn't believe."
And Joon's biggest fear? "If God is real... why would He care about me?"
Their chemistry is undeniable. But so are their differences.
Now they must wrestle with the question that's been around since Paul wrote it:
Can two hearts truly walk together if they're Unequally Yoked?
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