If you found out you were dying, would you suddenly confess all your past sins?<br><br>When former chart topper Tiffany Knightly learns that she’s dying from cancer, she leaves behind her plush California lifestyle to return to Hempstead, New York, with Karlie, her reluctant teenage daughter. She hasn’t simply gone home to die, though. Tiffany has another mission. She desperately wishes she could leave her past in the past, but in order to secure her daughter’s future, she must tear open past wounds.<br><br>Life wasn’t always easy for Tiffany. With a stepfather who abused her and a mother who didn’t believe her, she acted out by becoming promiscuous. Fifteen years later, she’s back to reveal to her ex-husband that he might not be Karlie’s biological father. In fact, there are four men who could have fathered Karlie—four that she’s willing to acknowledge, anyway.<br><br>As Tiffany reveals her truth and searches for Karlie’s father, she reconnects with old friends and old lovers. Some reunions are happy, but some innocent lives are torn apart, leaving Tiffany to wonder if she’s doing the right thing. Through it all, she will have to learn to rely on the healing power of God’s unfathomable love.<br><br>&quot;There is no way Sing a New Song by Michelle Lindo-Rice could be a<br>debut novel. The author’s writing is crisp and her characters’<br>emotions are authentic. Get ready, readers of Christian fiction. There<br>is a new kid on the block that will minister to your soul!&quot;<br>—Pat Simmons, award-winning author of the Guilty series.