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Seven Spirits
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Publisher: Newton Apple Books LLC
Pages: 350
Weight: 1.03
Height: 0.78 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Ariel Ari Keshet never thought he'd be the kind of man who conversed with spirits, especially seven of them. He was a wealthy CEO, not a spooky mystic. His world revolved around balance sheets, corporate takeovers, and a curated collection of Italian espresso machines. After all, how could one be expected to make life-altering business decisions without the perfect shot of caffeine?
But life, as Ari learned the hard way, doesn't care about five-year plans or the stock market. One minute, he was at the top of the world, literally, standing on a mountain, surveying his empire like a well-dressed, modern-day Midas. Next, he was tumbling headfirst into what seemed like Hell, staring up at what could only be described as a Spirit that looked more like a cosmic life coach with an agenda.
To be clear, Ari wasn't looking for enlightenment. He was looking for more success, more power, more things that made other people feel slightly inadequate when they scrolled through social media. But God had different plans. It all started with whispers: gentle nudges toward humility, cryptic supernatural messages, encounters with a giant snowman, and yes, there's an alpaca farm (you'll thank me later).
And then, of course, there is romance.
Enter Elinor Miller, botanist, geologist, world traveler, devout Christian, and the only woman on the planet who could infuriate and captivate Ari equally. She wasn't impressed by his billions, arrogance, or his ability to charm his way through boardrooms like a corporate James Bond. No, Elinor saw something beneath the bravado, something real. Something Ari wasn't entirely ready to acknowledge.
And just when things were already complicated enough, in walked the Ghost of Christmas Past (or, in this case, the Ghost of Hanukkah Past). An old college flame. Sharp-minded, sophisticated, and exactly the kind of woman Ari's family had always expected him to marry.
She was a power player, a force of nature, the embodiment of everything that had once made sense in his life. Together, they could have been unstoppable.
Yet something, something Ari couldn't quite name, was off.
Thus began the battle for Ari's heart, or, more accurately, his reluctant surrender to something greater than himself. On one side was Elinor, a woman of deep faith who challenged him in ways no one else dared. The other, a ghost from his past, tempts him with the life he once thought he wanted.
This isn't just a story about a billionaire learning faith. It's about an overconfident CEO being thoroughly outmaneuvered by God, by two extraordinary women, and by the realization that maybe, just maybe, Pride isn't the best business strategist.
Throw in some supernatural interventions, an evil voice whispering in the shadows, and the Seven Spirits of God attempting to drag Ari kicking and screaming toward redemption, and you've got yourself one wild adventure.
And yes, there is an alpaca farm. (You're welcome).
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