Altar of Heaven
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  • Reads 23
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 5
  • Time 18m
Ongoing, First published Oct 08, 2017
Her life was so awful and now, she realized, it was about to get worse. Thirteen-year-old Araceli had made a mistake at her last school and now she was paying the price. 
She was yanked out of her public high school and enrolled mid-year into a Catholic school, her dad's alma mater as if this would be the answer to their problems as a family.
Araceli's mounting sense of loss from the death of her mother impacts her choices in life, which have far-reaching effects on her relationships and on her faith journey.
A new friend and a growing relationship with her grandparents help Araceli to handle the anger and grief inside her. 

Then a shocking betrayal is discovered.

Can Aracleli's uncertain faith help her to forgive? If so, how? And most importantly, why?

This coming of age novel is about a troubled young girl rising up through sorrow and rediscovering the traditions of her faith and culture. For Araceli, there are questions about the practices of Catholicism, a belief in God and the definition of family.
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