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Ain't No Mountain
Ebony, Nov, 2004
AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN (Bethany House, $12.99) by Sharon Ewell Foster is a modern-day fairy tale introducing an urban princess, lost and in search of her true identity, who is aided on her journey by a middle-aged, self-proclaimed hip-hop god-mama and an African prince who isn't having any of it. The three embark on a search for truth, true love and happiness in a land called Baltimore.
Bishop T. D. Jakes says "Sharon writes for those of us who want more than just words on a page, but pictures painted on the canvases of our minds ..."
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