Whose Baby?

MacKenzie, Celeste and Alondra had to endure the pain, heartache, and sometimes betrayal, as they each battled the demons within, only to discover that their faith sometimes took them down a dark one-way road, that didn’t always lead to a “happily ever after”.

I have always believed in God. I have always believed that Jesus died and rose on the third day. What I believed was never the problem. It was my walk with God that was questionable. As a child, my parents told my sisters and me that we should go to church because it is key to our spiritual growth and going to Bible study would help us understand God’s Word for ourselves. They told us that once we accepted Christ into our hearts and began to walk with the Lord, our attitudes, the way we thought, and talked would change. Well, they were right! Before my life turned into a soap opera with more drama than you could ever imagine, I went to church and Bible study. However, it was not until my life was turned upside down, that I finally can say that I know what it means to walk with the Lord and to rely on Him for guidance, strength, and forgiveness. Mackenzie Clay. MacKenzie, Celeste and Alondra had to endure the pain, heartache, and sometimes betrayal, as they each battled the demons within, only to discover that their faith sometimes took them down a dark one-way road, that didn’t always lead to a “happily ever after”.

Melissa Jones is a first-time author, who is destined to become a key novelist in the literary world. In her new book, “Whose Baby” she brings to life her characters with such vibrancy, humor, and realistic charm, you would think, you were sitting at the kitchen table with your girlfriend as she’s telling you her story. She lives in Bonaire, Georgia, with her husband Kelvin of 23 years, and their sixteen-year-old daughter, Khalia. She is a high school counselor at Houston County High School. She has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology from Valdosta State University. She also has Master’s andSpecialist Degree in Guidance and Counseling from Fort Valley State University. Her writing is a gift from God. Her purpose in life is to live out the call God has on her life and to fulfill His perfect will for her.