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“A Pastor’s Pit”
Judge Roy Sparkman
The United States is threatening religious liberty. Pastor Preston and his followers are faced with legal challenges for preaching from the Bible.
The “Pastor’s Pit” exposes the danger to religious liberty that all religions take as a given, and the critical role that the U.S. Supreme Court nominations and presidential elections play in preserving the rights of all citizens. How is it possible for a pastor to be indicted and tried on the “crime of preaching from Scripture?” Will the courts sentence him to prison, or preserve his constitutional rights? Buy https://amzn.to/2NHapnh.
“Irina.”
Philip Warren
The novel is a historical novel that combines culture, religion, politics and history with a touching portrayal about hope, tragedy and perseverance. Irina is a story about her journey from a Polish serving girl to a French businesswoman. Your cheers will be fueled by her determination and curiosity. Her harrowing escape from the people who tried to hinder her progress will keep you waiting.
Poznan, Poland 1378. Irina is now gone. Despite her long and successful life, her only son is missing. Irina is able to thrive in a world that is dominated by men. She has all she could desire, but only one question. A rich, wonderful saga. Buy at https://amzn.to/3hQ859Y.
“On the Road to Casa Lotus”
Lorena Junco Margain
This memoir is about family, art and forgiveness. After abruptly fleeing Mexico with her family, the author — an avid art collector and dedicated wife and mother — is already in shock. She discovers that she has a tumor which can be treated with simple surgery. However, even surgeons can make mistakes. Instead of improving after surgery, her condition gets worse.
The memoir is profoundly compassionate, poetic, and wise. It exposes the most troubling contradictions of human nature, blurring the lines between guilt and neglectfulness and anger and sorrow, shame and gratitude, and shame and shame. It reveals the possibility that pain and loss can be used for a greater purpose. Buy at https://amzn.to/3vYcbRf.
“Indecent Exposure”
Viola Trivette
Meera has been pitted against Aaron since law school. They fight for a better class rank and have a growing gap in political views. Meera avoided Aaron after an awkward encounter in a empty classroom her first year. But as graduation approaches, Meera starts to regret all the time she spent in the library alone and she finally agrees to go out to eat with her roommate, where she meets Aaron at a noisy bar.
Both characters are undoubtedly drawn to one another but they refuse to admit the truth about what is between them. The result is a game between them as they try to force each other to give up. Buy at https://amzn.to/3he4Xok.
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