| Author: | Angela Rose | ISBN: | 9781310093661 |
| Publisher: | Angela Rose | Publication: | July 25, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords | Language: | English |
| Author: | Angela Rose |
| ISBN: | 9781310093661 |
| Publisher: | Angela Rose |
| Publication: | July 25, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords |
| Language: | English |
Politics and religion don’t always mix, but when the Pastor of a local church goes head to head with the Village President, sparks begin to fly, and common ground will have to be found for the sanctity of the town. Join them on their unusual journey of looking past their differences and in coming to terms with an attraction that cannot be denied! Caution: 18+
“How so Julia?” I asked inquisitively. “They had affairs. They used horrible language when they thought I wasn’t listening. They stole from my father’s company. It was many things.” she confided in me then. “So in essence, they led you astray by not leading by example?” I reiterated. “Yes. I began to look at faith as nothing more than a status or dramatic play that you were supposed to put on for others. When I turned 21, I finally decided that I wasn’t going to be fake. I simply wasn’t going to believe at all. The problem is, when I did that, I felt like my whole life was some kind of lie and that I had been cheated out of a huge piece of life that belonged to me.”
Politics and religion don’t always mix, but when the Pastor of a local church goes head to head with the Village President, sparks begin to fly, and common ground will have to be found for the sanctity of the town. Join them on their unusual journey of looking past their differences and in coming to terms with an attraction that cannot be denied! Caution: 18+
“How so Julia?” I asked inquisitively. “They had affairs. They used horrible language when they thought I wasn’t listening. They stole from my father’s company. It was many things.” she confided in me then. “So in essence, they led you astray by not leading by example?” I reiterated. “Yes. I began to look at faith as nothing more than a status or dramatic play that you were supposed to put on for others. When I turned 21, I finally decided that I wasn’t going to be fake. I simply wasn’t going to believe at all. The problem is, when I did that, I felt like my whole life was some kind of lie and that I had been cheated out of a huge piece of life that belonged to me.”
