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    612-822-4611

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Angels In The Snow

Angels In The Snow

Goodman, Heath Christopher

Paperback

Christian Fiction

ISBN10: 1951965000
ISBN13: 9781951965006
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Dec 10 2019
Pages: 128
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.27 Width: 5.51 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The corpse of a woman lays frozen in the snow. It seems like last night in an arctic storm blast, she had left the comfort of her home to plop herself on the ground on a nearby hillside. She made a snow angel impression and then promptly froze to death! Such a beautiful young lady! What was going on in her struggling soul to cause her to give up on life and want to die like that?Poor Jenny must have finally snapped from the guilt of it all. You see, she made a terrible choice and then forced herself to forget that she ever did it! She even created an alternate reality in her mind, making up elaborate memories that were all just fanciful lies. Her whole life unravelled into an empty, lonely nightmare. Weep Jenny, weep a winter flurry of tears but it won't bring them back! Jenny couldn't wake up from the nightmare no matter how hard she tried. She couldn't go back in time and change what she did. Everyone told her that she had to move on and live with the consequences but now she would rather die in the darkness and in the cold. It must be her sad destiny, right? Oh, life can be cold and harsh like a winter storm. Even a sincere, last minute prayer couldn't bring Jenny the miracle she so desperately needed. Or could it? Her heart was already frozen, forever in a moment, in a choice she had made. So it's only fitting for her to leave the world by surrendering to the cold, harsh winter elements. Jenny laid down on a fresh bed of snow as temperatures dropped way below freezing. She was mad out of her mind as she flapped her arms and legs like some happy child in a playful moment. She was crazy to think that her dying prayer and frozen teardrops might somehow be heard and seen... by angels in the snow.What if a mother could peer into an alternate reality to see the babies she was aborting, all grown up as her beloved children? What if she could see that what she thought was the greatest burden in her life would turn out to be the greatest blessing of her life? What if she could see that in saving the life of her children, she actually saved her own?This highly suspenseful, gripping yet heartwarming short story is so well told that many readers have said that they consumed the entire book in just a few hours. It definitely grabs your attention and you won't let you go until you reach it's highly climatic and incredible conclusion. The book continues with the author's own intriguing personal testimony and passionate message which will rattle you to the core of your soul. Although the story definitely will bring visual clarity and serious afterthought on the subject of abortion that will haunt your conscience for many days beyond, the end message takes it to even a whole new level in regards to the Christian worldview. For anyone on the fence, this book will certainly shake you up and wake you up to why Pro-Life advocates are so passionate in their perspective.The author invites both sides of the abortion issue to read this important controversial work to spur on greater understanding and dialogue in the intense position that it takes. It will definitely challenge the status quo. A disclaimer must be inserted: Initial feedback of this short but crucial literary piece has proven to emotionally grip it's readers and most likely polarize you one way or the other. Please be forewarned that even though the book is decisively and unashamedly Pro-Life, it is guaranteed to impact your soul, no matter who you are or what position you take.

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