In the fifth book of the Beta Gamma Pi book series titled, Get What You Give, Christian fiction author, Stephanie Perry Moore, focuses on faith in God and the importance of allowing Him to guide our decisions. As Hailey Grant seeks to follow in her sister's footsteps, she encounters some trials that she did not think she would have to face. She soon learns that inspite of everything she faces and everything that the people around her are telling her, she will have to listen to her own heart and determine her own future.
Following in her big sister Hayden's footsteps, Hailey Grant is attending Western Smith College. But, unlike her sister, Hailey's torn about becoming a sister of Beta Gamma Pi--especially since it seems the Betas don't want her best friend, Teddi, to pledge. Their friendship is already tense because of Hailey's crush on Covin Randall, Teddi's rival for Student Government Association President. Hailey sees how Covin is making a difference on campus and when he challenges her to do the same, she's convinced that Covin is the right candidate--for president and her heart. With Teddi's friendship on the line, Hailey realizes it's time to make some tough decisions. Good thing she has her faith to guide her...
Stephanie Perry Moore is the author of the Perry Skky Jr., Yasmin Peace, Payton Skky, Laurel Shadrach, Carmen Browne, and the Faith Thomas series. She also has written four adult titles, including Wearing My Halo Tilted. Currently, she is an Executive Producer of "Georgia Sky," a DVD series from Tyler Perry's 34th Street Films, based on her previous works. She lives in the greater Atlanta area with her husband, Derrick, and their three children.
For more information about the Beta Gamma Pi Book Series, visit: www.StephaniePerryMoore.com.
To book Stephanie Perry Moore for speaking engagements and/or book signings, please email: dsssmoore@aol.com.
Get What You Give (Beta Gamma Pi Book #5) is available wherever fine books are sold, including: www.Amazon.com, www.BarnesandNoble.com, www.BooksAMillion.com, and www.BlackCBC.com.
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