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Something Old, But Definitely New With "Akeldama"

By Kristine Lowder

Historical novel makes big splash with fiction lovers, tagged 'great', 'powerful', and 'deeply touching', one of "a few Christian novels worthy of the name."


Recent reviews of Kristine Lowder's newest title, Akeldama: Field of Blood, have just been released.  This historical novel of faith glows with five-star ratings!

"I have read only a few Christian novels worthy of the name. My favorite Christian authors are C.S. Lewis, Stephen R. Lawhead, Joseph F. Girzone, and now Kristine Lowder. I must tell you that her book, Akeldama, touched me so deeply that I cried like a baby as I read the final chapter.  Yes, the final chapter is about the resurrection of Jesus Christ - not a new subject.  But something in her telling of it blessed me with joy, gratitude, awe, and wonder.  I cannot remember a time when I wanted to re-read a book as soon as I finished it.  Treat yourself to a great book!"

- William C. Oakes
Author and Senior Pastor
Living Stones Fellowship, Warrens, WI
 
"Akeldama is a book rich in descriptions of Biblical history. If there is one thing I want when I read a book, it is to feel as if I am there, tasting every taste, smelling every scent on the breeze and, yes, even feeling the agonizing emotions that the characters are feeling. Through Akeldama I experienced the forgiveness, the healing power and the heartbreak that each woman who encountered Christ felt. I could place myself in their lives and sing the Hallel right along with them!

Thank you, Kristine Lowder, for allowing me to encounter Christ in such a powerful way."
 
Joyce Cunnigham, Director
Child Evangelism Fellowship of Pacific Harbors, Washington

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