Alabaster Cross
$14.99
A compelling novel that addresses a rising issue and tragic statistic of young men in America being raised without fathers. A captivating story that will stay in your heart, long after the book is back on the shelf.
Trapped in a world of anger, 29 year old Bryan Whittaker cannot move on with his life until he takes a journey into his past …a dangerous journey that will lead him into the heart of the Amazon Rain Forest. Instead of the revenge he seeks, Bryan finds redemption and in the process makes peace with his past.
The only clue he has that will help him know if he’s reached his destination is his memory of his father’s most treasured earthly possession-a beautiful alabaster cross.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780978513702
ISBN10: 0978513703
Richard Exley
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2009
Publisher: Word and Spirit Resources, LLC
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