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No Country For Young Fools: Book One - NCFYF Series
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781545677933
Publisher: Xulon Press
Published: Dec 7 2019
Pages: 270
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.61 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
No Country for Young Fools, captures a vulnerable period in Morgan's journey into adulthood, addressing challenging emotions and growth milestones. It is set in the beautiful island of Jamaica during a tense political election season, where it was dangerous to be caught at the wrong place at the wrong time! This story portrays the fears of the people, the government, and Morgan's determination to prove to herself, that she is cut out to study Journalism-a passion of hers, first nurtured by her estranged father.
Through this journey, Morgan stumbled into the secret affairs of the upcoming elections. Jolted by her findings, Morgan grabs hold of the only One who can anchor her. But, when the very mysterious Sean crosses her path, does the rhythmic throbs in her heart throw her off-kilter?
Things are not as they seem, and Morgan's newest discovery will put her on a mission-one that could change her world and finally make sense of burning unanswered questions.
Sidonie Walsh was born and raised in Jamaica and moved to the United States in her early teens. Gifted with a vivid imagination and a love for storytelling, she spent her formative years honing her writing skills, creating heart-warming relatable stories about purpose, hope and love. The mystical beauty and rich culture of her country inspired the setting for her debut novel. This is book one in the NCFYF two-part series. She strives to be a positive instrument of hope, searching within, and honoring her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, in her writings.
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