About Cheryl’s Song I:
Cheryl Fields’ 1970s college experience at Maryland State University is marked by parties with her sorority and fraternity friends, the love of her life, Mike Elliott’s adoration, and her hopes for a future as a veterinary scientist.
Her life is upended by a pledge to Mike’s fraternity who teaches her that life is more than parties and that pledges are to God, not men. Cheryl falls in love with the God Perry introduces her to, and her new Christian faith intrudes on every aspect of hers and Mike’s love affair.
In the ’70s, acts outlawed in pledging today were common, even expected. Cheryl vows to help her spiritual mentor who’s determined to pledge the Theta Theta Chapter of Kappa fraternity, or as this chapter is better known, The Beast of the East.
Cheryl’s boyfriend, Mike, though jealous of her relationship with Perry, is also intrigued by the faith Cheryl has found. Mike is torn between his deep distrust of anyone who threatens the only peace he’s found in life, his love with Cheryl, and his desperate need to know the love of a father Perry has in his life and faith.
Will Cheryl be able to keep the beasts of Mike’s fraternity from Perry?
Cheryl finds a new father and family in Jesus, and her former life is transformed.
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Author Bio:
Ken Bossard wrote Cheryl’s Song in 2005 after a career in the mortgage field. He received an MBA from George Washington University and an MA in Journalism from American University after writing Cheryl’s Song and deciding to pursue his writing passion.
Ken pledged Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity during his freshman year at the University of Maryland at College Park, the Theta Theta Chapter. He lives in Washington, D.C., and has three children.