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Dare to fantasy. Because the publication of E. Lynn Harris's stunning debut book, Invisible Life, an incredible number of visitors have laughed, cried, and anguished together with his unforgettable solid of character types. Now, his growing legions of fans will finally uncover what happens in this delightful finish to the "Invisible Life" trilogy. In Abide with Me, Harris profits with the most finesse to his personal styles of love, a friendly relationship, and family, and craftily guides his irresistible character types through new problems and heartbreaks, and finally to redemption through love. By the end of Just As I Am, Raymond Tyler, Jr., was starting a romantic relationship with Trent, a fraternity brother from his university days, while Nicole experienced found love with Jared, Raymond's pal from Atlanta. As Abide with Me opens, Raymond and Trent are resolved in Seattle, where Trent's job as an architect has blossomed and Raymond's regulation practice is flourishing. All seems well. Then, later one nighttime, Raymond gets a call from a USA Senator that threatens everything he's built. Raymond, facing an emergency of faith, trips to New York hoping for the support of his closest friend, Jared, who's migrated North after five years in Atlanta. His better half, Nicole, is doing in a revival of Dreamgirls, her lifelong fantasy at last arriving true. Nicole is thrilled to return to the stage, but when things begin to fail, her young and beautiful understudy, Yancey Harrington Braxton, steps into the spotlight a touch too well. And Nicole, definately not achieving her goal, is suddenly pressured to reevaluate her life and her relationship. Back, too, are the other cherished inhabitants of Harris's world: Raymond's family; the sexy and dangerous gray-eyed sportscaster and ex-football player, John Basil Henderson; and Peaches, the spirited owner of the Harlem shop Cuts 'n' Cobblers and the mom of Raymond's later friend Kyle. In Abide with Me, Harris once more encourages his visitors to reside, love, and goal. His masterful storytelling, wit, and sensitivity permeate this enormously gratifying book, which is both a tribute to his devoted following and an invitation to a new audience to type in his irresistible world. His "unique spin on the ever-fascinating topics of identity, class, intimacy, sexuality, and a friendly relationship" (Vibe) will once again put E. Lynn Harris at the top of the best-seller lists.
