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    The Hope Of Eternal Springs

    By Justin Kauer

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    As you fully consider the state of the action at the end of the first book of the series, "The Legend of the Slave King”, Joan and Alban must continue to face the scorching sands of the desert known as the Verdis GranSecas and the misery's sorrow that grows there. In the process of trying to get free of the desert, Alban has uncovered a plot by Decebal to use his slaver caravan as a front to smuggle odd weaponry to the Darvanian Empire. Now, above all that, Darvanian soldiers are closing in more and more and the water supply is waning as the newly formed caravan's goal to stop the war between two kingdoms. Easy task? Not even close! Now Alban and Joan need help from above more than ever as each will be respectively tested beyond their strength in their own grueling trial by faith! Will they understand the things God wants them to learn? Telling you the answers now would be a mistake. The more you completely contemplate it, that’s only something for you to realize in your next adventure. Besides, that's naturally only your decision now!

    This series is best read from book one and continued in succession:
    Book One: The Legend of the Slave King
    Book Two: The Hope of Eternal Springs
    Book Three: The Road Back to Effulgia

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJustin Kauer
    Release dateMay 24, 2016
    ISBN9781311813503
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    The Hope Of Eternal Springs
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    Justin Kauer

    Who really cares about their readers? Most authors might not say it, but as you read their books, they lead you from depravity to depravity just for shock value and sales. And when you finally get through reading their books, what do you have in exchange for your hard-earned money? A list of depravities! So, who are you going to trust? Justin loves to offer deep explorations into the basic principles that, aside from building spiritual strength through adversity, give us a pipeline to the Source of all truth. He would never tell you that you have to learn to do what's right; that's your decision, now. He only wants to point out good, strong values such as faith, charity (the pure love of Christ), hope, steadfastness, etc. that can easily, comfortably, and completely be added to your life to give you a much more powerful outcome. God loves everybody. Justin only passes that message along in ways that are naturally accessible to anyone. Born in Idaho, where the blue skies are still blue, Justin Kauer grew up a country boy? From June to September, he hardly wore shoes or a shirt as he explored the local Snake River wild areas. After high school, he represented Christ as he served a two-year mission in the Washington, D.C. area, with nearly a year spent in inner city D.C. There he learned Spanish and a deep respect for others and their respective cultures. Upon returning from his mission, he returned to his studies at Rick College (now BYU-Idaho) and then went on to ISU. Justin is a father of three, all boys, and has worked with the youth of his church for more than 15 years, teaching them about Christ, His work here on earth, and how the Plan of Salvation applies to each of us. For more on Justin Kauer, email him at Justin@JustinKauer.com, follow him @JustinKauer on twitter, like his page at https://www.facebook.com/JustinKauerAuthor/, or see his website at JustinKauer.com

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