The Accusation
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (606 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0615395740 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 268 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-30 |
| Language | : | English |
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. For over thirty-five years he served as a Baptist minister in Virginia and North Carolina. He is presently the owner of Emerald Isle Books, an independent bookstore on the North Carolina coast. Curt Finch is a graduate of North Carolina State University and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
A most engaging read M. T. Guzman I was unsure whether or not to purchase this book. It was sitting on the counter of my favorite store in Emerald Isle, North Carolina. The store was Emerald Isle Books, an indie book store in the town in which my family and I vacation every year. The owner of the book store, who also happened to be in the store at the time, was also the author of this book. My skepticism came because I noticed that the book was self published. I asked at the counter, and had the book highly recommended to me. Being that the author was a former Baptist minister and pastor of Chapel by the Sea, a beautiful setting I always see in E. "A kudzu tangled mystery" according to reading by candle light. Curt Finch's impressive first novel, .The Accusation draws the reader into a small town church that hides secrets and shame in it's kudzu entangled brick walls. Opening the heart clinching mystery is a letter written to the minister who leads a church caught up in the mystery of a lost young girl. The letter accuses him of horrible actions taken to hurt children and draws a lump to the throats of it's readers. Is he the reason behind this child's disappearance?Moving through the first pages the search begins for Emma Wells. The girl slips out of the safe hands of VBS workers as the summer camp ends and causes pan
About the Author Curt Finch is a graduate of North Carolina State University and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. For over thirty-five years he served as a Baptist minister in Virginia and North Carolina. . He is presently the owner of Emerald Isle Books, an independent bookstore on the North Carolina coast
This minister's efforts to assist the FBI in finding Emma, counsel her parents, and identify the accuser challenges his faith and abilities. Ron Fowler's challenging life as the pastor of a large church becomes far more difficult when he receives a letter calling him "an abuser of children who has committed unspeakable and obscene sins." That same day eight year old Emma Wells is abducted from his church. Is there a connection between the accusatory letter and the missing child? In this debut mystery novel the timeless problem of evil is explored anew. Past relationships determine the events of the present, and the disappearance of a young girl u