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Berry, G. I.

 
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Synopsis

THE RIGHTEOUS SIN Have you ever trusted God for something so strong, that nothing else mattered? Not wanting to be ‘spoilt goods’, Sister Georgina holds onto her virginity as evidence of her fundamentalist Christian beliefs. However, she never anticipated the challenges facing an African American woman in Washington D.C. with a very limited supply of eligible men and her growing sexual frustration. Sister Georgina’s faith in God is unwavering and she strives to be the perfect Christian woman in order to be the perfect Christian wife. Without hesitation or reservation, she pushes her beliefs onto everyone who is willing (or not willing) to listen and doesn’t mind that her quest for “holy perfection” leads straight into a world of alienation. Despite the obstacles, she believes that by sticking to God’s plan, He will provide the man of her dreams. Unfortunately, Sister Georgina discovers that things don’t always go as planned. The Righteous Sin follows the evolution of Sister Georgina from a child through adulthood as she seeks to make sense of the world in which she finds herself. But an unspoken request, together with thoughts that have “haunted” her since childhood, finally awakens something deep within, causing her to take an unexpected turn in her journey by committing the Righteous Sin. The Righteous Sin is a must read novel that will take you on an emotional rollercoaster while dealing with controversial topics that other novels dare not mention. From themes of perfectionism, food addiction, marriage as idolatry, desperation, mental health and even social awkwardness, The Righteous Sin is sure to keep you turning the pages until its unforgettable climax. The Righteous Sin will have you looking at the way you view the world, yourself, love, faith, and sin. Dr. Berry is a clinical social worker with nearly 25 years of experience in the field. She was born in London, England of Caribbean parents and has lived in the U.S. for the past twelve years.

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À propos de l'auteur

As an expert in the field of clinical social work, Dr. Berry is renowned for her creative, out of the box approach. She credits her grandfather, a village elder and his indigenous philosophy as the foundation for her skills at unraveling complex personal and societal issues. Dr. Gillian Berry has over twenty five years of clinical social work experiences and is licensed in the District of Columbia and the State of Maryland. She obtained her Master’s and Doctoral degrees from Birmingham University in England. She has worked full time at the University of Botswana’s Department of Social Work Southern Africa, and has been an adjunct faculty member since 2007 at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. She is currently the director of Clinical Social Work Services, LLC in Hyattsville, Maryland. She is a columnist for B.O.S.S. Magazine and the forthcoming book “The Making of a Boy.”

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