A Search for Truth: An Inspirational Religious Novel

by Sylvia Lewis

In "A Search for Truth," life is suddenly made unimaginably complicated for a young college graduate. Her Catholic family has just revealed the shocking secret about their hidden Jewish identity to Cynthia, after her closest friend Christina sustains a serious accident. In the double aftermath of the family's unexpected disclosure and her friend's medical trauma, the storyline gently unfolds. Watch Cynthia as she begins an intimate spiritual journey and starts life in her newly-found Jewish heritage.Yet, as a Jew, will Cynthia be able to worship her Savior from Galilee, whom she has loved since childhood? Will Cynthia and her family successfully regain their lost Jewish culture, while redefining their rightful place in religious society? Will her fiancé be able to handle the amazing news? Also, what is the faith tradition known as "Messianic Judaism," which Cynthia has discovered? "A Search for Truth" is a literary adventure of faith. In its pages, discover how all peoples, in every nation, undeniably have the right to personally know and love our Almighty God of the Holy Bible.

418 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 9, 2018

Reviews

[Amy · Rating 2 out of 5]

I read 2/3 of his book and and putting it down. I think the idea of the book is good but it is so disjointed and poorly written I'm just not going to finish. Great concepts mixed with a strange story, I just can't get into it. I hope it ends well and wish I had more time to invest but I'm going to stop reading. Lots of editing needs to happen...
I liked some of the spiritual teachings on how to live a moral, ethical, faithful life... but the story with all the religions trying to be crammed in was odd.. and all the dramatic events piled together was too much.. and the fiancé was a jerk, so I hope the story ends well. H should have communicated BEFORE the graduation that he wouldn't be there... not just to not show up for Gus future wife, but then show up for her friends release from the hospital? He was creepy..
Last of all, why wouldn't they spell GOD or LORD out in the book? Also strange.
Bottom line, weird story with token ethnic characters thrown in with every religion represented and random religious comments thrown in between the chapters which breaks up the story inconsistently.