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Hope For The Future
Maria and Zach are a young recently married couple but before they even have chance to consummate the marriage, Zach is badly injured and in a coma.
Maria finds herself, firstly approach by two aliens, who need her help.
Then several years later, Maria and her daughter ‘Yvonne’ Are terrorised by the devil, who wants to take Adam, (Maria‘s son,) but he cannot take Adam, Maria must ask the Devil take him.
The Devil will get him at all costs and Maria will die herself, to keep her Son safe.
Maria finds herself, firstly approach by two aliens, who need her help.
Then several years later, Maria and her daughter ‘Yvonne’ Are terrorised by the devil, who wants to take Adam, (Maria‘s son,) but he cannot take Adam, Maria must ask the Devil take him.
The Devil will get him at all costs and Maria will die herself, to keep her Son safe.
86 pages, Paperback
First published November 12, 2014
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January 7, 2015
An excellent story to share with younger people to help them see the choices between right and wrong in such a way to be easy reading. Sometimes happy and full of young vitality and at other times swallowed in darkness and grief the story shows that firmness of faith and strength of belief in the true nature of things will win out in a world where it is all too easy to follow a path of wrong doing.
Although I am not a follower of the Catholic faith I can see that this story is an ideal read for older children who are perhaps curious about the things that we are told are wrong and should not be searched out. It is told in a way that they can relate to and hopefully can see that certain actions can result in catastrophic consequences morally
Although I am not a follower of the Catholic faith I can see that this story is an ideal read for older children who are perhaps curious about the things that we are told are wrong and should not be searched out. It is told in a way that they can relate to and hopefully can see that certain actions can result in catastrophic consequences morally
February 13, 2015
A short enjoyable read.
An unusual and spooky story set in such a natural and normal family circle that I questioned a few times whether Maria was mentally ill, or suffering from postnatal depression, and was actually imagining the strange goings on in her life. I'm still pondering on it which tells me that it's a story I'll remember. Whether the author intended this story to evoke my suspicions, is immaterial. I enjoyed it and that's what matters to me.
I won't throw in any spoilers to explain the story. You'll have to find out and decide for yourself what is going on.
There is an underlying religious quirkiness making it a very intriguing read.
An unusual and spooky story set in such a natural and normal family circle that I questioned a few times whether Maria was mentally ill, or suffering from postnatal depression, and was actually imagining the strange goings on in her life. I'm still pondering on it which tells me that it's a story I'll remember. Whether the author intended this story to evoke my suspicions, is immaterial. I enjoyed it and that's what matters to me.
I won't throw in any spoilers to explain the story. You'll have to find out and decide for yourself what is going on.
There is an underlying religious quirkiness making it a very intriguing read.
June 14, 2015
I found Hope for the Future a great read, and despite only being a novella, so much happens making the book full of thrills testing a mother's love for her son. I have Lynn Whyte-Heath's second book, They came to Help us and am looking forward to reading too!
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