AMOS

Three estselling authors deliver a multi-dimensional novel in AMOS that demonstrates the importance of love, family and forgiveness, interweaving one story together through the eyes of three daughters connected by their relationship to Amos, a now elderly ex-musician with Alzheimer's disease. AMOS's engaging style will have readers pulling for their favorite characters to achieve their happy endings.

AMOS interweaves the stories of three daughters, connected only through their relationship to Amos, a now-elderly ex-musician diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Cass has little self-worth after Amos left her as a child. Through her cake-decorating business and encouragement from her best friend, she begins to reconstruct her life independent of her father, eventually realizing she has enough room in her heart to forgive him. Toya, a love-deprived woman following in her mother’s footsteps, decides she doesn’t want to emulate others’ failed relationships. As she begins to develop her morals and move on from her life of seducing married men, her past and present similarities with Amos become illuminated. Tomiko, a beautiful but lonely woman with a successful career in writing, attempts to bury aspects of herself and her past as a coping mechanism. However, new love reawakens her faith and idealism in men and herself. As Amos' daughters through blood or adoption, Cass, Toya, and Tomiko, struggle to reconcile their feelings of abandonment, they grow as people despite him, striving to figure out their places in the world and each others lives. Meanwhile, Amos reflects on his life and the decisions he made while in a hospice after a car crash. J.D. Mason is a bestselling and award-winning author of several novels and short fiction. She lives in Denver, Colorado, with her two children.
ReShonda Tate Billingsley is the #1 bestselling author of over ten faith-based novels for adults, as well as the Good Girlz Christian teen series. She currently lives in Texas with her family. Bernice L. McFadden's book SUGAR celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2010. She writes racy, humorous fiction under the pseudonym Geneva Holliday.