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Cloud Haven

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Symone Foster wants only to stay in her 'nothing ever happens' life with her best friend Saul Cohen. She has no idea what's being offered when three out-of-towners show up to invite her to a Lazarite training program. Reluctantly, she accepts and finds herself in a floating city surrounded by a competitive school of teens who can resurrect after the moment of their death, something that seems to happen much too often for her taste. Tension grows as Lon Blackstone, her mentor and secret crush, begins to take a special interest in her. It's clear, however, that his full acceptance is impossible as long as she refuses to endure even one session of death training. She must overcome her debilitating fear if she wants to take her place alongside Lon, her teammates, and the rest of the Lazarite family.

373 pages, Paperback

First published April 19, 2014

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Lucas Kitchen

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Lucas Kitchen is a Christian author, pastor, and podcaster who has written over twenty-five books. His Bible teaching and Christian fiction point readers to Jesus, with titles including Naked Grace, Eternal Life, and Missionary To Mars. He is the director of Free Grace International and the teaching pastor of The Pines Church in Longview, Texas. His videos have been viewed about 3.5 million times across platforms. Readers have reported a glitch: his novels cannot be put down, but a technician is looking into it. Free books and more: https://lucaskitchen.com

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February 4, 2020
Good start

This book has been a really fun start to what will hopefully be a good long story. The main character and her progression are fun to read and fairly easy to identify with. Look forward to the next installment.
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