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    Lost: A Novel

    By Michelle Hancock

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    What if you had irrefutable proof that Jesus Christ was actually an instrument of the devil? This disturbing knowledge turns Guy "Coffee" Daniels–a brilliant student of ancient languages at Columbia University–into a tormented panhandler with a death wish.

    It all starts when Pia Cecilio, the beautiful daughter of a famous philanthropist, asks him to translate one of the Dead Sea Scrolls–not yet released to the public. What Coffee discovers is a new testament written by Jesus . . . and secrets sure to crush the faith of Christians worldwide!

    When Coffee and the document disappear, Pia is forced to track him down. But can she–a devout Catholic scarred by a controlling father–handle the truths revealed in the sacred text?

    Christian doctrine is cracked wide open in this provocative suspense thriller that asks the age-old question: "What is evil?"
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLlewellyn Worldwide
    Release dateSep 8, 2011
    ISBN9780738720227
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    Michelle Hancock

    Michelle Hancock is a new author with a story to share. She believes that this book will help young people start and develop their relationship with God as well as encourage adults to grow closer to God. Michelle lives in New Kent, Virginia with her husband of 27 years, also the illustrator of this book, and their two cats. She also has two adult daughters who are precious to her.

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