The 17
by Clint Kelly
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Pub Date Aug 26 2016 | Archive Date Jun 30 2017
Pelican Book Group | Harbourlight Books
Description
Jimmy is lost without his wife. He measures his days as the time After Ruthie. It's now the year A. R. 4. When God starts speaking to him on the 17, Jim reluctantly agrees to serve, uncertain if he’s gone off the deep end or if God—Who can do most things on His own—is really so desperate as to need Jimmy to lend a hand.
When love blossoms, hurting people are restored, and lives are saved—and lost, Jimmy discovers he's linked to God in a most profound way.
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781611168402 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
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Michelle K, Reviewer
The 17
by Clint Kelly
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Pub Date 26 Aug 2016
I was given a copy of the 17 through the publisher and their partnership with Netgalley in exchange for my honest review which is as follows:
A man begins hearing voices on Bus 17 in the year A.R 4 on St. Swithin's Day. A.R four for the four years since his wife Ruthie passed.
James wife Ruthie died of a rare blood disease leaving a gaping hole in his life. She was a strong believer who worked in the toddler pod at a local Presbyterian Church.
A few days later James hears a warning of a girl with a bomb in her backpack, so he tackles her to the ground and when the bomb is found and goes off the detectives wonder how he knew that the bomb was in the backpack.
The voice warns him of dangers, encourages him to give things to those in meed, could the voice James hears be the voice of the Lord?
Find out in The 17
Five out of five stars
Happy Reading
Emmie Z, Reviewer
I was so impressed and blown away by this book. It was gripping and so very human at the same time. the protagonist, Jimmy Carter, is shoved headlong into situations that he would rather not have to deal with, and sometimes he turns away, but with bad consequences. This book shows again and agian, that if we follow God's will everything works out, but when we turn our own way, the results are not allways pleasant.
This is an author to keep an eye on, I have added him ot my TBR list of authors.
I would recommend this book to everyone who loves Christian books, as well as those who loves a bit of tention and suspense in their books.
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