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The lives of Madeline and Sybil become intertwined in heated confrontation by the birth of a child - a child that each claims to have a right to.  For one woman, possession of the child represents redemption; for the other, the repetition of generational sin.  

The Fruits Of Our Sins chronicles the deeply flawed relationships these women have with their parents, the impact of those relationships on the direction of their lives and ultimately the lives of their children as they attempt to flee from, yet reconcile, the betrayals and abandonment of their youth.






Genre: Fiction; Ethnic Fiction
Websites: www.redlotuspress.com
Purchase Links: www.barnesandnoble.com; www.amazon.com
Publisher: Red Lotus Press

Release Date: June 4, 2012


Schedule
This Tour Now Closed - Thank You.

July 3 - Introduction at VBT Cafe' Blog
July 6 - Guest Blogging at Wise Words
July 10 - Review & Guest Blogging at The Lucky Ladybug
July 12 - Reviewed & Interviewed at A Book Lover's Library
July 16 -  Interviewed at My World 
July 18 -  Interviewed at Reviews & Interviews 
July 20 -  Reviewed at Books, Books, and More Books 
July 23 - Reviewed & Guest Blogging at Words I Write Crazy  
July 25 - Guest Blogging at AZ Publishing Services
July 27 -  Guest Blogging at Reading, Writing, and More 
July 30 - Reviewed & Interviewed at Nita Bee's WebBlog
August 1 - Guest Blogging at Mocha Girl Reads
August 3 - Reviewed at The Story of a Girl...
August 7 - Interviewed by Louise James
August 9 - Interviewed at Mass Musings