Kindred Spirits
Book Two of Solid Rock Survivors
by John F Harrison
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Pub Date 30 Nov 2023 | Archive Date 18 Jan 2024
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Description
She's Determined to Make a Difference, Even If It Kills Her. It Just Might.
More than anything, Rosalyn Pitts longs to find meaning and purpose in her life. A calling. But with so much of her time poured into a soul-crushing job, it's hard to find energy to pursue lofty ideals.
After an especially traumatic day at work, Roz seeks counsel from those closest to her. But no one seems able to help. Her quest takes her to the home of an elderly war vet with a strange secret and a malevolent house guest. Aghast at the old man's predicament, Roz sees her chance to do something that really matters. It will also make her question much of what she believes - assuming the scary boarder doesn't kill her first.
Kindred Spirits is a suspenseful story that packs a punch. If you like Christian fiction that's not too sweet, you'll love this gripping, multi-layered tale of peril, latent courage, and spiritual kinship.
Find the rest of the Solid Rock Survivor series at www.jharrisonwrites.com.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9780998056821 |
| PRICE | US$4.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 350 |
Links
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Featured Reviews
Monica E, Reviewer
Biblical references used eloquently and clearly elegantly. Wise words of wisdom and expertise throughout the storyline. Hope filled with the expectation of atmosphere of a bright future/tomorrow.
Barbara T, Reviewer
That's not your usual Christian novel with some suspense and a love story you see coming from the beginning. It's very interesting on multiple levels although it might be quite controversial for many readers regarding ghosts and self-justice. Thought provoking and gripping.
