Hip to Be Square
By Hope Lyda

For young women just getting their feet wet in the genre of Christian fiction, Hip to Be Square by Hope Lyda is a great place to start. Best described as Christian “chick-lit,” this book tells the story of 4 twenty-something girlfriends who try to hard to take control of their own lives and face mishap after mishap until they finally learn that God is the one in true control of their lives.

Don’t Die in theWinter - Your Season is Coming
by Dr. Millicent Hunter

In this book Dr. Hunter explains our Christian journey as the seasons of life. We must go through the fall and winter in order to get to the spring and summer. She lets us know that our God is a God of season and that every thing is done in His divine timing.

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Choose Me
by Xenia Ruiz

When an Afro-Latina named Eve meets African American Adam, it's far from paradise! Following a bad marriage, Eve---a successful, now-celibate Christian---has no desire for romance. But when Adam enters her life, they both struggle with personal doubts---and share a love that only God can understand. This powerful novel addresses contemporary issues including sexuality, gun violence, and racial profiling.

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Saved in the City
by Jacqueline Thomas

Beauties Patterson, LaRue and Macy all want to be New York City’s next top model. Patterson is a good-hearted, Georgia girl who’s always wanted to be a model. But first she’ll have to learn to stand up for herself in the big city. L.A. native LaRue, who carries a tragic past and a fierce anger at God, is using modeling to run from the pain—and a secret calling to preach that’s getting harder for her to ignore. Spoiled, rich girl Macy is forced to grow up when her parents cut her off from the family fortune. So she takes in Patterson and LaRue to share the bills at her pricey apartment and the real challenges begin. But under this one roof, these women will discover that the key to success is to follow their hearts…and get on the right path that God has set for them.

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Approval Addiction: Overcoming Your Need to Please Everyone by Joyce Meyer

The need for approval can drive us to places we should not go and into relationships with people who only make it worse. For yourself or someone you love--here is freedom and a better way!

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What a Sista Should Do
by Tiffany Warren

Pam Lyons has a husband who places more trust in money and marijuana than in God. Yvonne Hastings is a minister’s wife whose husband’s infidelity and physical abuse brings their marriage to a crossroads. Taylor Johnson is a single mother who is looking for a good Christian man to help raise her son, but is unable to rid herself of the guilt left over from her promiscuous past. The secret of Taylor’s child’s paternity is the catalyst for the tumultuous relationship between the three women. Together, they will learn unforgettable lessons about love, forgiveness, prayer, and sisterhood.

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The Five Love Languages for Singles
by Dr. Gary Chapman

As an unmarried person, you’ve probably noticed this is a couple’s driven society. There are a myriad of books about dating, not dating, how to choose a mate and getting married but very few address the issue of living the single life victoriously.

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