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New Book Tells the Story of the Rise and Fall of a Young Black Singer’s Career

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Nationwide -- African American author Lou Holt’s new book Glory’s Gift is the touching story of Glory, a young girl with an angelic singing voice and the rise and fall of her career.The fictional story follows Glory, an aspiring singer who rises to the height of fame, hits rock bottom, and then climbs back out

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