"Just A Child"

"Just A Child"

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Athena Aris Melendez, an atheist since she was a child meets a Christian kid that would be used by the Lord to tell about His mercy and to show her His love. Because of her softened heart, she began to think about her life with Jesus, with His mercy, love, grace, and salvation.
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Shristi is an atheist who lives in a rural village in Southern Part of India. Her parents are her everything and the so-called god is nothing but a stone. She could not tolerate to believe in any god when she saw how the people around her treated others in the name of God. She was firm in her ideology that she would never believe in any god. When the destiny collides making her fall in love with an ardent Shiva devotee, Shristi had nowhere to go. Choosing Love over her beliefs shifts her life encountering an ancient demon who seems to be hunting her. As she searches for answers, mysterious events unfold and divine forces begin to intervene, saving her at every turn. The gods she once dismissed as myth appear to be very real and deeply connected to her past. As truths unravel, Shristi learns she was a hidden link to a village, she was sure she never been to with a divine origin tied to a legacy to fulfil. With the demon threatening to destroy everything, Shristi must uncover the secrets of her birth and face a destiny that challenges everything she believed about faith, love, and herself. Disclaimer: This story reflects the beliefs of Sanatan Dharma. This book is not meant to trigger or question any beliefs. This book is purely fictional.

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