Stephen Huggins Libri

Exploring the origins of The Salvation Army, this book delves into the lives of the key figures who founded the organization. It highlights their motivations, struggles, and the societal challenges they faced while establishing a movement dedicated to helping the needy. Through personal stories and historical context, the narrative reveals the profound impact these individuals had on social reform and community service, showcasing their enduring legacy in the fight against poverty and injustice.

A journalist named Fogger Grace becomes embroiled in a perplexing series of deaths, leading to a gripping exploration of human depravity and virtue. The narrative combines elements of suspense and mystery, reminiscent of acclaimed authors Steven King and Michael Connelly. With an astonishing conclusion, this addictive tale promises to keep readers captivated until the very last word.