Living Right On Wrong Street
Titus Pollard
Jun 2012 · Urban Books
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Job Wright had plenty of setbacks in his life, but nothing compared to the event that led up to him having to move his family to Phoenix, Arizona, to 2333 Rong Street. If only he had the power to delete portions of his life.
Job battles himself, his wife, and his imprisoned former business partner to find the true meaning of God, believing that new surroundings will make the difference. But will everything Job is running from catch up with him?
Living Right on Wrong Street is filled with humor, betrayal, revenge, and forgiveness. Titus Pollard is a new and refreshing debut author of Christian fiction.
Job battles himself, his wife, and his imprisoned former business partner to find the true meaning of God, believing that new surroundings will make the difference. But will everything Job is running from catch up with him?
Living Right on Wrong Street is filled with humor, betrayal, revenge, and forgiveness. Titus Pollard is a new and refreshing debut author of Christian fiction.
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About the author
Titus Pollard is a gospel musician, playwright, actor, educator, and author. His debut novel, Living Right on Wrong Street, was published by Urban Christian books in 2012. His follow-up, Hell in the Choirstand, was published in 2015. His other ventures include a role in the film A Black Woman’s Guide to Getting Married, the gospel album Conversation with a Psalmist, and his video instruction series Learn to Play Gospel Piano.
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