"Rumors: Don't Believe the Lie" is the third book in the "I don't See It " trilogy series. All three books have emphasis on the Bible and stories told from it. The first book in the series is "Nobody's Here But Us: Looking for God in all the Wrong Places". The second book is titled "The Taste of Tree: Illusions of Death". The third book is "Rumors: Don't Believe the Lie" . The main character in Rumors is a young woman named Lisa. She inherits a church ministry from her father, Jack, who has recently died. She becomes a faith healer like him. She wants to be able to cast out demons, also. A homeless man gets in her prayer line and attacks her. The security guards take him out of the church. During another healing service, she is unable to pray for the sick because she starts to hear voices. The voices get worse and she finally sees a doctor who diagnoses her with schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder. Lisa has a friend named Sylvia who she meets at work. They both suffer from schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder. But Sylvia's illness is much worse than Lisa's. A mother in the church, named Mother Bynum, tells Lisa that someone in the church is performing witchcraft on her. The woman who is working the spell is named Ava. Lisa is unaware that Ava is having an affair with her husband, Nathan. Lisa and Sylvia look on the internet and find a source to break the spell that Ava has placed on her. The spell is very powerful and they need to go to a witchcraft supply store to get the ingredients for the spell. They end up joining a coven and become witches. The high priestess of the coven is named Hazel. She tells them they can still be Christians and witches at the same time. The women are confused. They try to be witches and cast out demons, but it doesn't work. When Lisa finds Nathan with Ava in their apartment, the women get into a fight. Lisa divorces Nathan and moves on. Sylvia and Lisa join the group SAG (Souls Against Government) which is a Pentecostal Fundamentalist movement that is against the Gay rights movement and the marriage rights the Government gave to the LGBT Community. Sylvia and Lisa travel to Nigeria with SAG to save souls and cast out demons with a missionary group. Voodoo worship had grown rapidly in the village in Nigeria. They were surrounded by witches and warlocks. The Voodoo high priest wanted to point out to the leader of SAG, Brother Ronnie, who the witches and warlocks were in the missionary group. He privately pointed at Lisa as a witch. Brother Ronnie didn't want to believe this. She was a member of his praise team and she played the piano, too. Lisa and Sylvia came back from Africa and decided they were in over their heads and doing too much and getting nothing done. They decided to let everything go, except the witchcraft. They started working on love spells and money spells. Sylvia and her boyfriend had broken up. She did a love spell and they got back together again. Six months later, they were married. Lisa created a money spell. Two months later she got a promotion on her job, making twice the amount she was making. They still did the magic and took their medicines to quiet the voices in their heads. Lisa was lonely, so she conjured up a love spell for herself. One day, when she was at the bookstore, she met a man who was a warlock. It was love at first sight. They fell in love and married a year later. Sylvia and Lisa still hear the voices, but they know how to quiet them by continuing their medications. They are witches and nothing more. But most of all they are happy.