Courting Rendition
"I am still shocked and, I'll be honest, a little confused about what has happened..."

A sleepy Hampshire cathedral city, a remote cottage in central Wales and a small town in the forests of east Texas – these are not locations where one might expect to find social unrest, political intrigue, or calculated injustice.

Set shortly in the future, in 2030, Courting Rendition takes the form of a journal which follows the life a woman as she moves from the predictable and the pleasant into subterfuge, confusion, catastrophe and, perhaps, redemption. A seemingly 'ordinary' woman, she belongs to a community which looks for an inner light which is as tangible and as real as the Anti-Terrorist Task Force.

This gripping novel has a profound and open spirituality underlying it – giving a dimension to the story that is both unusual and convincing. Both exciting and challenging, Courting Rendition provides a new perspective on integral social and political issues.

Inspired by authors such as Chaim Potok and Robert Harris, the author compares her work to a varity of books, including I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith and The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd. Courting Rendition will appeal to fans of spiritual fiction.
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Courting Rendition
"I am still shocked and, I'll be honest, a little confused about what has happened..."

A sleepy Hampshire cathedral city, a remote cottage in central Wales and a small town in the forests of east Texas – these are not locations where one might expect to find social unrest, political intrigue, or calculated injustice.

Set shortly in the future, in 2030, Courting Rendition takes the form of a journal which follows the life a woman as she moves from the predictable and the pleasant into subterfuge, confusion, catastrophe and, perhaps, redemption. A seemingly 'ordinary' woman, she belongs to a community which looks for an inner light which is as tangible and as real as the Anti-Terrorist Task Force.

This gripping novel has a profound and open spirituality underlying it – giving a dimension to the story that is both unusual and convincing. Both exciting and challenging, Courting Rendition provides a new perspective on integral social and political issues.

Inspired by authors such as Chaim Potok and Robert Harris, the author compares her work to a varity of books, including I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith and The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd. Courting Rendition will appeal to fans of spiritual fiction.
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Courting Rendition

Courting Rendition

by Maggie Allder
Courting Rendition

Courting Rendition

by Maggie Allder

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"I am still shocked and, I'll be honest, a little confused about what has happened..."

A sleepy Hampshire cathedral city, a remote cottage in central Wales and a small town in the forests of east Texas – these are not locations where one might expect to find social unrest, political intrigue, or calculated injustice.

Set shortly in the future, in 2030, Courting Rendition takes the form of a journal which follows the life a woman as she moves from the predictable and the pleasant into subterfuge, confusion, catastrophe and, perhaps, redemption. A seemingly 'ordinary' woman, she belongs to a community which looks for an inner light which is as tangible and as real as the Anti-Terrorist Task Force.

This gripping novel has a profound and open spirituality underlying it – giving a dimension to the story that is both unusual and convincing. Both exciting and challenging, Courting Rendition provides a new perspective on integral social and political issues.

Inspired by authors such as Chaim Potok and Robert Harris, the author compares her work to a varity of books, including I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith and The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd. Courting Rendition will appeal to fans of spiritual fiction.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940150184367
Publisher: Matador Publishing Ltd
Publication date: 01/30/2015
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 200
File size: 928 KB
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