The Last Sunday (Sunday Morning) by Terry E. Hill


The Last Sunday (Sunday Morning)
Title : The Last Sunday (Sunday Morning)
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ISBN : 160162395X
ISBN-10 : 9781601623959
Language : English
Format Type : Paperback
Number of Pages : 288
Publication : First published January 1, 2013

Construction of New Testament Cathedral's multimillion-dollar crystal sanctuary is complete. Pastor Samantha Cleaveland is credited with building the magnificent edifice in spite of her grief over the death of her husband, the mega church's former beloved pastor, Hezekiah T. Cleaveland. Los Angeles and the world are ready to celebrate with Samantha and the New Testament family. Samantha is the reigning queen and celebrated minister of the gospel; however, conspiring in the background are the people whose lives she has left in shambles in her shameless pursuit of power.
Samantha thought she had killed Danny St. John during a botched blackmail attempt, but he has returned to avenge the death of Hezekiah, the only man he ever truly loved. Danny has enlisted the help of Gideon Truman, a reporter who would like nothing more than to expose Samantha as a murderer to further his journalism career. Cynthia Pryce continues her tireless efforts to bring down Samantha as well, so that her husband can become head pastor. The emotionally fragile Scarlett Shackelford is struggling to maintain her sanity while she fights to prevent Samantha from luring away her husband.
A star-studded party hosted by Samantha at the Cleaveland estate in Bel Air is the culmination of a month of celebrations marking the completion of the cathedral. The wounded band of coconspirators is present at the elegant affair, ready to strike against their enemy. Precise timing, absolute secrecy, and unfettered hate are the elements that must be in place for their plan to succeed. Will Samantha be able to deliver her victory speech, or will her enemies have the final say? The intense drama comes to a head in this final installment of Terry E. Hill's popular Sunday Morning Trilogy.

The Last Sunday (Sunday Morning) Reviews

  • Teaguem2005

    Don't know why I keep putting myself through the torture of reading a series! (kicks wall in vain) This series ender was 75% recap, 25% let's wrap it up. Decent whodunit spin at the end but it doesn't negate the originality each book in a series should maintain. Sure interweave the back story but to outright copy/paste, naw I'm not with it.

  • JaCara Fuller

    Good book but spent most of the book restating what happened in the first book. I hate that. I knew that ending was coming though lol

  • Angela S

    I really enjoyed this read. The characters were well developed. The storyline wove a twist and turning path. The only thing for me was the overdescribing in the 1st book. I think without the repetition the story would have flowed cleaner and perhaps had 2 books. Overall a really good story!

  • Valarie

    This third installment in the series was just an ok read to me. I had to read to finish out the series, but the author to me, used too much repeating of book two. Maybe this was to help jog the reader's memory in between the last two installments, but it was just too much to have 2-3 pages straight from the last book. Also I hope no one get into this series thinking that it is Christian fiction because it definitely is Not!!!

  • Sheryl Boyce

    It took me forever to finish this book! I kinda lost interest in the story. I knew Samantha was gonna die but it was truly a shocker on who actually killed her!

  • Ariane Allen

    Good read

    this was a really good series.it was slow at times but a very good ending.the person thAt did the dirty work wasn't who i thought it was and blew me away.I loved it

  • Mary

    good finale to a very interesting series