The Rose of St. Rita: The Rose of St. Rita
Paperback
Series: Brother Greg, Book 1
Publisher Price: $10.99
Publisher: Second ACT Ramblings
Published: Oct 1 2025
Pages: 158
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.37 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Have you ever found yourself in a no-win situation? A young Greg encountered a mysterious stranger who urged him to steal a Vatican relic on display at his friend's church. If he refused, he would endanger the lives of his mother and best friend, Robert.
This stranger couldn't walk on holy ground and needed Greg to enter the church and steal it. Despite his fear, Greg agreed. The cost of his cooperation was steep, forever altering his life.
Years later, Greg has transformed from a once meek and shy kid into a bitter man who looks out solely for himself. He charmed and married the daughter of a megachurch pastor, eventually rising to the position of lead pastor. Now known as Brother Greg, he represents wealth, power, and influence. His assistant is invaluable; she possesses an uncanny ability to anticipate Brother Greg's church-related and personal needs.
At the height of his influence, the stranger reappears, seeking something from the now-famous Brother Greg. The situation becomes complicated when an old friend returns to his life with a plan to confront the stranger.
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