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Brief Overview: “Freddie”
In a world steeped in hate and acts of revenge, “Freddie” offers readers a timely story of reconciliation. The multicultural novel involves a mystery, a romance, and a spiritual struggle. Alone, wracked by grief, and angry at God when, Gene, her young black husband dies, white Freddie feels the need to find her father and establish a relationship. She knows nothing about her background except that her single mother brought her to San Francisco from Florida as a toddler. She eventually finds her grandfather and is devastated when she discovers he is her father as well and vows never to forgive him for his incestuous act. After struggling with hate, Verleen, an African American friend and mentor, encourages her by saying, “You been walkin’ around here with your heart draped for a funeral. You locked yourself in prison with your pout and barred your view. And you ain’t goin’ to be free till you forgive. Hatin’ is like internal bleedin’. It drains the life blood of its power.” Her good sense and advice help Freddie become reconciled to her situation and eventually she is able to forgive her fathers – God and man.
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In Round Trip the author travels a path in search of a right relationship with God. She relates events in her life--major moves, family life, jobs, aging parents and travel--as she comes to a peaceful resolution.
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P cla | |  | | Seeded Puffs
These poems take a frank look at our souls through the eyes of doubt, faith, and hope --steering the reader toward sore spots in society that call for social action. Each poem is a seed ready to be scattered through vivid imagery and everyday events
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A spiritual fantasy in which Spacey, a little mouse, volunteers on a NASA space voyage hoping to find God. The ship lands by accident in Africa where with the help of some children and the creatures he finds that God lives inside of us, not in outer space.
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It offers readers a taste of living through humor, travel, childhood, major moves, sickness, death, and family.
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Hearts of Gold
by Frank Whyte
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 Hearts of Gold
Synopsis
by
Frank P. Whyte
Portland, Oregon is known as the City of Roses. Of course that’s an odd name for a city whose mere mention conjures images of driving winds and torrential ra |
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