The Protest

The Protest

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The Protest is a fictional memoir inspired by the real-life religious hijacking of my two daughters, ages 10 and 12. In The Protest, Janey Powers has broken away from her small town fundamentalist upbringing after being seduced by her minister and is building a new life for herself and her daughters in Washington. But her freedom has a price. She is being stalked by her former minister, Reverend Logan Churlick, mouthpiece of God, who will stop at nothing to possess Janey's heart and soul and will not hesitate to use her daughters to win her. After Churlick establishes paternity in court, Janey fights to protect her children as they become enmeshed in their battle, innocent victims of a firebombing by the blood of the lamb. Janey faces the unthinkable as she puts into play a desperate strategy Churlick could not foresee - but will it save her girls or will she lose them forever? The e-book is now available on Amazon: (go to Amazon, Kindle Books, The Protest, Bunnell) http://www.amazon.com/The-Protest-Fictional-Memoir-Calling- ebook/dp/B00UW51OLW/ref=cm_cr_pr_pdt_img_top?ie=UTF8 Let me know how you like it, or if you have any feedback or questions. Thank you so much for your support, fellow writers!
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