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Step into the raw and poetic soul of parable, a breathtaking tapestry of love, loss, redemption, and spiritual awakening through a love story as old as time. Anderson invites you on a profound journey that will weave together earthly struggles with divine truths.

In this modern-day allegory, the pages pulse with emotion as relationships unravel and heal, hearts shatter and mend, and faith becomes both a question and an answer. Each chapter is a lyrical voyage through themes of grace, self-discovery, and the beauty found in life’s darkest moments. With poignant reflections and stunning imagery, Anderson paints a picture of the human condition in all its flawed, messy, and magnificent glory.

Perfect for fans of deeply personal storytelling, poetry lovers, and seekers of spiritual meaning, parable promises to touch your heart, challenge your mind, and awaken your spirit.

“What is love, if not a journey through the shadows to find the light?”

Embark on the voyage today and discover the heavenly meaning in your earthly story.

116 pages, Hardcover

Published February 14, 2025

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April 8, 2025
John Anderson’s Parable is a contemplative and deeply human novel that blends philosophical insight with poignant storytelling. With elegant prose and a quiet sense of urgency, Anderson explores the fragile intersections of belief, identity, and truth through a narrative that unfolds like a modern-day fable (parable).

What sets Parable apart is its willingness to ask big questions without offering easy answers. At times, it leans into abstraction, which may not appeal to readers who prefer tightly plotted stories. But for those drawn to quiet, introspective fiction—something akin to Marilynne Robinson or even Paulo Coelho—it will feel like a rare find.

Ultimately, Parable is a journey in every sense: through doubt, through silence, and toward a more honest understanding of what it means to be human.
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