David Hudnall
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The Reach of the Stamped: A Biblical Fiction Novella of Redemption and the Penitent Thief
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Author’s Note:With The Reach of the Stamped, I wanted to take the reader directly into the visceral brutality of the world Dismas experienced. It was a place of heat, dust, and heavy Roman justice—a setting where hope felt impossible.
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“The women wept in the dust as we passed, their grief a low, steady hum against the Roman iron. I saw Him turn to them—broken, bleeding, yet carrying a dignity that made the soldiers look small. Even then, on the brink of his own shadow, His words weren't for Himself; they were a warning and a blessing for the daughters of Jerusalem.”
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My author page has my book showing listed twice all in lowercase and doesn't match my actual book 'case' spelling and I don't see the cover photo with
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Currently, I view this story as a standalone journey, but the world of first-century Jerusalem is so rich that I've certainly entertained some 'branches' for the future. I'm intrigued by the untold perspectives of those standing at the foot of the cr
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“Mercy? Mercy is a joke told by men with full bellies and dry beds. Up here, there is only the wood, the weight, and the wait. We aren't men anymore; we’re just meat hanging in the sun to warn the others.”
― The Reach of the Stamped: A Biblical Fiction Novella of Redemption and the Penitent Thief
― The Reach of the Stamped: A Biblical Fiction Novella of Redemption and the Penitent Thief
“Redemption doesn't require a long road; it only requires a turned head and a seeking heart. Even from the height of a cross, the distance to grace is only a prayer away.”
― The Reach of the Stamped: A Biblical Fiction Novella of Redemption and the Penitent Thief
― The Reach of the Stamped: A Biblical Fiction Novella of Redemption and the Penitent Thief
“Redemption doesn't require a long road; it only requires a turned head and a seeking heart. Even from the height of a cross, the distance to grace is only a prayer away.”
― The Reach of the Stamped: A Biblical Fiction Novella of Redemption and the Penitent Thief
― The Reach of the Stamped: A Biblical Fiction Novella of Redemption and the Penitent Thief
“Mercy? Mercy is a joke told by men with full bellies and dry beds. Up here, there is only the wood, the weight, and the wait. We aren't men anymore; we’re just meat hanging in the sun to warn the others.”
― The Reach of the Stamped: A Biblical Fiction Novella of Redemption and the Penitent Thief
― The Reach of the Stamped: A Biblical Fiction Novella of Redemption and the Penitent Thief
“I looked at Him through the blood and the haze, and finally found the breath I didn't think I had left. The world was screaming, but in that small space between our crosses, there was only a terrifying, beautiful silence. 'Jesus,' I rasped, the word tasting of salt and soul, 'remember me when you come into your kingdom.”
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“The women wept in the dust as we passed, their grief a low, steady hum against the Roman iron. I saw Him turn to them—broken, bleeding, yet carrying a dignity that made the soldiers look small. Even then, on the brink of his own shadow, His words weren't for Himself; they were a warning and a blessing for the daughters of Jerusalem.”
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“Over in the Amazon reviews a reader just said: 'Loved it! Great read especially during this season of Lent and with Good Friday only a week and a half away. Extremely impressed with the historical accuracy and research, although in general a fictional story brings to light/life the reality of capital punishment in ancient Rome. ...'
So grateful for the support as we just hit the top 200 in Biblical Fiction!”
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So grateful for the support as we just hit the top 200 in Biblical Fiction!”
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