AFTER THE DYING
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In the empty farm home miles north of Sturgis, Eve walked to stare out the front parlor window. She looked down at the Bible open to the last chapter of Romans Chapter Eight . . . . She knew the chair, the empty dress, the Bible had belonged to the grandmother watching the girl in the garden. Tears blurring her eyes, she gathered roses, leaving boquets on seven empty black dresses. . . She saved the pink ones for the little dress crumpled on the floor, its pink ribboned white bloomers showing. Her baby loved pink roses. Her baby with the curling red hair and the laughter. . . When the deadly dust fell many who believed in Jesus and many who believed in other gods were given eternal life. As they believed, so were they rewarded. . . ..."Listen up people! I have not, I do not, and I will not advocate a world order or society which orders its people to follow Christ. . . . . . History had taught us man made religious mandates do not work. . . They lead to pesecution, death, mistrust and generational hatred. . . . Living for Christ is a personal choice. a lifelong commitment. . . . . . Those following other dieties are free to worship as they choose. . .and all of us must respect the rights of others to peacefuly follow their faith. . . . . .There is no freedom to persecute anyone for any reason in this country. . .
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It’s a new century but the same tired world. Wars, famine, disease, natural disasters and economic crises have so defeated the American spirit people turn way from warnings about approaching death.. United States President Inez Brown Parkinson, direct descendant of the first American Slaves, faces the ultimate threat to America. While skeptical men deny the approaching disaster American women support the president and work with her to save America.
When death strikes quickly and silently, survivors question God. President Parkinson, relying on her Christian faith, works against seemingly impossible odds to unite all Americans.
President Brown-Parkinson must convince men male/female leadership role reversals are acceptable, survive an assassination attempt, educate a brain numbed population and over come countless obstacles. That and more is part of AFTER THE DYING.
About the Author
Devoted Christian, cancer survivor, Navy veteran, Missouri native, Michigan resident, mom to three, grams to four, the 71-year-old author continues to hold onto optimism even when she looses at Scrabble. Sainte Lillian’s Missouri and Melanie’s Choice, first novels in the Sainte Lillian quartet were published by Author House, under the name Elizabeth Anne Rogers, iuniverse published Someday (a love story) and stories about…and After the Dying under e.a.rogers.