Gift of Revelation

Gift of Revelation - Paperback

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Gift of Revelation

Gift of Revelation - Paperback

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Book Overview

In this third installment of the Gift series, Reverend Clint and Addie
are finally settling down in Harlem following their Alabama adventure, during which they help black farmers. Addie, a former schoolteacher, loves New York City, with its glittering tourist sites. When she meets Dr. Bentley Gomes, a missionary just back from Africa, she is alarmed to learn of the worsening human rights crisis in Sudan. Addie is intrigued by the need for volunteers to aid those caught in the bloody war in this region. Meanwhile, Reverend Clint encounters African refugees, and their stories of suffering and pain tug at his soul.

Before Reverend Clint realizes what is going on, Addie volunteers to go to Sudan. The pastor follows her on this unforgettable journey of discovery and revelation, into the dangerous region, where they confront famine, violence, and religious persecution. As Addie plunges into this hell, she wants Reverend Clint to make a lasting commitment to her. She wants something solid but wonders if they'll make it out alive. Will the Sudan adventure transform their admiration for each other into fully realized love? Or will Sudan, with its violent extremists, corrupt politicians, heroic doctors, and long-suffering refugees, derail them from intimacy and trust?

ISBN9781601626936
Author Robert Fleming
PublisherKensington Publishing Corporation
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedFebruary 2015
LanguageENG- English
Pages288
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Robert Fleming

Robert Fleming, a freelance journalist and editor, formerly worked as a writer-consultant with ex CBS News President Fred Friendly, boss of the legendary Edward R. Morrow for PBS TV show, Media and Society, after graduating from Columbia University's Journalism School. Employed throughout 1980s and into 1990s, he served as a reporter for N.Y. Daily News, earning several honors including a N.Y. Press Club award and a Revson Fellowship in 1990. He worked as a freelance editor and book editor at Random House's imprint, One World. He taught courses in film and journalism at Manhattan's The New School His articles and reviews have appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, U.S. News and World Report, Essence, Black Enterprise, Omni, Black Issues Book Review, Quarterly Black Review, and Publishers Weekly. His non-fiction books include Rescuing A Neighborhood, The Success of Caroline Jones, The Wisdom of the Elders, and The African-American Writers Handbook. His fiction consists Fever In The Blood, Havoc After Dark, Gift of Faith, Gift of Truth, and Gift of Revelation. He has edited four anthologies: After Hours, Intimacy, Muntu Poets Anthology Vol. 2 - 47 Years Later with Russell Atkins, and Free Jazz: Creative Originality, Controlled Surprise. K Kelly McElroy. At the helm of Uptown Media Joint Ventures, K Kelly is following his passion of helping authors get their viable stories published and marketed to their readers! This passion includes expanding the audiences for recording artists and freelance journalists, as well! K Kelly is an avid Modern Jazz enthusiast. He proudly owns a vintage collection of over 1000 classic jazz CDs. His first jazz book, a buying guide, Best of the Best Modern Jazz was an effort to compile his significant knowledge of the genre to assist others who want to develop and enjoy their own modern jazz collection. Modern jazz Classics expands on the concept by adding biographical information for key musicians of the modern jazz era. K Kelly is a contributor to Robert Fleming's noted work Free Jazz and author of the book, Modern Jazz Classics, a concise, yet comprehensive, book on the best of modern jazz albums.

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