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SingsationJacquelin Thomas

Singsation

361 pagesFirst published 20013 editions
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Deborah Anne Peterson is grateful for her loving family, loyal friends, and the peaceful Georgia town that has sheltered her since childhood. But most of all, she gives thanks to God for giving her a phenomenal voice. Every time Deborah sings her heart out in church, she's transported by spiritual joy and a secret dream of superstardom that glorifies God before people all over the world. Her dream seems hopeless . . . until handsome rapper and hometown-boy-made-good Triage Blue hears her sing. With Triage's help, Deborah's demo tape lands on the desk of Lavelle Roberts, one of the R&B…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionWalk Worthy Press20053849780446615815
EditionWarner Books20013389780446527989
EbookGrand Central Publishing2001—9780759562417
FictionWomen singersAfrican American womenYoung womenRhythm and blues musicGeorgia, fictionAfrican americans, fictionFiction, religious