Story cover for G.C Bounds (Generational Curses: The Seeds That Were Planted) by KenMcduffie
G.C Bounds (Generational Curses: The Seeds That Were Planted)
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  • Parts 16
  • Time 3h 30m
Complete, First published Jun 16, 2023
Mature
This book will touch on the generational curse that go on in not only African American families but also all families across the world . this is a Christian book so this amazing story God gave me will be backed up by mostly scripture. This is the first Book it will touch on briefly 5 generations and how life affected them through their previous generations mistakes. 
My plans for this book is to make hard copies to sell in stores this is just the first outlet 

I pray this book helps the lost souls or helps people realize in life why we sometimes deal with certain patterns in our life. And this I believe will help Christians realize why it's certain sins and struggles it's hard for them to immediately turn away from. God gave me revelation through this book. 

My goal from this book is to get people to come closer and build their relationship with God Because the End times are Here!!!

Two more books on the way as all stay turned.
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