Nuns Drift : Four Stories, One Community
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In the charming, quaint yet mysterious English village of Nun’s Drift, twenty-six-year-old Meg seeks refuge and healing with her aunt. As Meg settles into village life, she encounters the enigmatic and attractive Barny, whose presence stirs something within her. But Meg is haunted by a past she can’t seem to escape. As Meg starts her journey of healing, readers are drawn into the lives of the village’s residents through their varied perspectives. Barny, the perpetual runner will he discover the courage to stay, and the life-changing power of perseverance? Rosemary, a long-time Christian crippled by doubt can she learn the profound lesson of prioritising love and empathy over religious ritual? And Jason, the vicar, who struggles to maintain the faAade of a perfect lifea Each character’s journey intertwines, revealing deeper themes of forgiveness, perseverance, doubt and faith. Nun’s Drift is a heartfelt exploration of faith, doubt and honesty. Sheila Jacobs crafts a poignant tale that resonates with anyone who has ever questioned what they believe, or grappled with the complexities of life. Through its richly drawn characters and compelling storylines, the novel promises a gripping and profoundly real experience that will linger with readers long after they turn the last page.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781915046970
ISBN10: 1915046971
Sheila Jacobs
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2024
Publisher: Malcolm Down Publishing Ltd.
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