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To Find A Home
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Ongoing, First published Jul 28, 2017
Jemuel Miller lost his parents when he was just 13. Ever since then, he's been trying to make his way in the world. He's strayed a long way from the person he thought he'd be, but he's long since buried his conscience and wants nothing to do with a God who dealt him a bad hand.

Adah Waters knows no man would be interested in her. When she was a small girl, she sustained an injury that deformed her leg. She's content with her life as a schoolteacher, and helping her best friend prepare for marriage. Her faith is her rock and comfort.

When these two people become unlikely friends, their lives begin to change. But is Jem all he seems, and should Adah trust him with her heart?
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Grayson Getter's daughter, Lonette, was once as doted and loving as a daughter could be. Raising her as a widowed dad, Grayson was certain that Lonette would be a dedicated woman of God, as devoted to God as she had been to her father. All that changed by the time she turned thirteen years old and began to discover how "uncool" it was to have such a close relationship with both her heavenly and earthly fathers. Their relationship deteriorates until, after an argument, Lonette suddenly leaves her father's house and moves in with her boyfriend. Grayson feels immediate regret and pines to have his daughter return home again. But he refuses to seek her out, believing that, just as she had made the decision to move out, she must make the decision to return. Moreover, he felt the Lord urging him not to interfere in any way. Unbeknownst to him, his daughter has discovered some disturbing things about her boyfriend and is now in danger. Will her father obey God and allow things to run their course? Or will he break down and try to contact her, especially since a D.C. cop has given him the heads-up that she might be in danger?