The Greatest of These
"And now these three remain: faith, hope and love.
But the greatest of these is love."
(1 Corinthians 13:13)
Quentin (from Chapters 6 and 8)
Josephine (from Chapter 12)
An Opinion Poll (Chapter 15)
A Brief Overview
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The Count It All Joy trilogy is the inspirational coming-of-age tale of Quentin "Peach" Rice, Josephine "Cherie" Petion, and their family and friends. As the narration alternates between the protagonists and selected supporting characters, glimpses are offered of the lives of the often pampered, somewhat confused existence of middle and upper class urban black youth and young adults. Although , each of the three novels is unique in the fact that it has a Christian moral and at the end, Biblical truths are always affirmed.
Count It All Joy�s focus is joy in the middle of trying circumstances.
The Greatest of These explodes the many myths about "love".
In Due Season highlights the value of patience in a "microwave" generation.
