Angel stumbles into church one day and ends up a First Lady when she catches the preacher’s eye, heart and soul. She is unchurched, timid, shy; just a babe in Christ trying to figure out what this God thing is all about, and at the same time, how to be a pastor’s wife. She’s on the right path, until a church mother puts up a road block. All Angel wants to do is try to get into heaven, but first she’ll have to go through the pit of hell Mother Calloway puts her through with her un-Christ-like antics.

Try as she might, Angel just can’t seem to handle Mother Calloway on her own. Some devils are just too big for one angel to take on alone. That’s why First Lady Arykah hops on the first thing smokin’ to go rescue her friend from the pits of hell. The Olivia Pope of the Kingdom is on a mission to put order in the house of the Lord. What Lady Arykah doesn’t know is that Mother Calloway has backup too—the whole dang church! Angel is relying on a wing and a prayer to win this battle between good and evil. As far as Lady Arykah is concerned, Bibles and holy oil have been drawn. Now it’s time to lay hands on some folks!

E.N. Joy is the pen name for bestselling author Joylynn M. Jossel (who also wrote under the name JOY), a multi-genre writer who now focuses on Christian fiction, children’s stories, and young adult humor. Her first published title (under the name N. Joy) is a children’s book, The Secret Olivia Told Me (Awarded the American Library Association Coretta Scott King Honor). In addition to her Christian fiction titles, E.N. Joy is a columnist for Urban Image  Magazine, writing a column titled “The Urban Altar.” She currently resides in the Midwest with her husband, two sons and two daughters. You can visit her at JoylynnJossel.com and enjoywrites.com.

Nikita Lynnette Nichols is a Chicago native. Her debut novel, A Man’s Worth, was released in 2008 and made it to the Black Expressions bestsellers list. In August of 2012 another of her titles, Lady Elect, was nominated for “Best Christian Fiction Book of The Year” with the African American Literary Awards. Miss Nichols became an award-winning screenplay writer in June 2013 when Lady Elect was a finalist for the Beverly Hills International Film Festival, and in August 2013 when Lady Elect was placed among the finalists in the screenplay category for the Moondance Screenplay Competition.