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Our Fallen World #3

These Little Ones

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Five time award-winning author Keith Clemons spotlights the issue of child trafficking with his latest release, These Little Ones, demonstrating once again that fiction has the power to change minds a

328 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2006

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Keith R. Clemons

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Keith R. Clemons is the 5x award winning author of nine Christian suspense novels. Writing under the banner, “Stories With the Impact of Today’s News Told With a Christian Worldview,” Keith consistently addresses issues that affect the body of Christ by placing controversial subjects in the center of gripping and powerful stories. Whatever your background: rich or poor, political or apolitical, young or old, you’ll enjoy the drama and suspense of Keith’s work. If you haven’t read one if his books yet, now’s the time. See why readers say, “I had no idea you were such a fantastic author,” and, “These are probably the best books I’ve ever read,” and, “It’s safe to say I now have a new favorite author.” (see more at www.keithclemons.com)

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August 15, 2025
This story reminded me considerably of the Sound of Freedom movie as a missionary pastor goes after missing children from his orphanage who were kidnapped by the Mexican cartel.

This story was intense and did not shy away from (sometimes) graphic details, but did the real life experiences of child trafficking justice. It’s not a read for the faint of heart.
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October 5, 2019
I loved this book! I met the author in Charlotte at Festival in the Park and purchased this book. It is a beautifully written, suspenseful story that deals with a subject we need to do more about. Let's end Human Trafficking!
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March 13, 2008
Not your garden variety christian fiction. In fact the main character Lonnie kind of annoys me. But the tale is gripping and the book manages to maintain its surprises to the end.
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