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    Out of Darkness

    By Rex Owens

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    Author Ian Murphy battles lifelong alcoholism and chronic depression. Desperate to cleanse his soul, Ian dedicates himself to finding redemption. To confront his demons, he spends a summer hiking on Dingle Peninsula. He meets Mairin McCarthy, and finds unconditional love but still succumbs to the shadows within.

    In the fall of 1998 the British government is determined to build walls in Belfast to separate Catholics and Protestants. The only peace citizens of the city can have requires walls from being built. He's convinced the challenge is his path to redemption.

    While livng in Belfast Ian learns that distrust and hatred divide the city's residents as much as the walls do. Both Catholics and Protestants accept the walls as the price of peace. The walls will be built. How will Ian Murphy find redemption and crawl out of the darkness/

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRex Owens
    Release dateJun 22, 2015
    ISBN9781311796295
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    Out of Darkness
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    Rex Owens

    I am a novelist, blogger and regular columnist for the ezine Extra Innings. I am interested in exploring what motivates us to make life changing decisions. My writing focuses on major themes such as betrayal, friendship, loyalty, atonement and redemption.

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