A CALL TO FAITH AND FREEDOM BY SHIRLEY A. ROE - HISTORICAL ROMANCE
At a time when there appears to be a renewal of spiritualism in modern society, Shirley Roe’s novel A Call to Faith and Freedom supports the knowledge that spiritualism and mysticism are indeed centuries old. This novel is not only entertaining but also educational, as she shares her extensive knowledge of Celtic faith with her readers in this exciting and action filled story of two Scottish Celtic clans. Elaine Fuhr, Alberta, Canada
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