I thought writing a thriller would feel like learning a new language. It didn't. The characters showed up the same way they always have. The process didn't change. The destination did.

If you've read A Sunday Affair: Delilah's Deception , you know Delilah Battle isn't your typical leading lady. She's not searching for love in a coffee shop or bumping into a stranger at a bookstore. She's a pastor's wife, the First Lady of a thriving church, a woman the whole congregation looks up to. And she is suffocating. Today I want to pull back the curtain and tell you where Delilah came from and why her story matters to me. The Question That Started It All Delilah was