Poor Banished Children: A Novel, by Florella de Maria Nash (hardcover)

Poor Banished Children: A Novel (Hardcover) by Fiorella de Maria Nash

Immerse yourself in a powerful tale of faith, courage, and redemption with Poor Banished Children. Written by acclaimed author Fiorella de Maria Nash, this gripping novel is a masterpiece of religious fiction that transports readers to a world of spiritual depth and human resilience.

This beautifully bound hardcover edition is perfect for readers who appreciate thought-provoking storytelling and timeless themes. Whether you're seeking inspiration, spiritual reflection, or simply a captivating read, this book offers it all.

Key Features:

• Profound Storytelling: A moving narrative that explores themes of faith, morality, and the human spirit.
• High-Quality Hardcover: Durable and elegant, making it a cherished addition to your library.
• Versatile Appeal: Ideal for fans of religious fiction, apologetics, theology, and spiritual reflection.
• Perfect for Study or Reflection: A great companion for prayer, Bible study, or personal growth.

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An explosion is heard off the coast of seventeenth-century England, and a woman washes up on the shore. She is barely alive and does not speak English, but she asks for a priest . . . in Latin.She has a confession to make and a story to tell, but who is she and from where has she come?

Cast out of her superstitious, Maltese family, Warda turns to begging and stealing until she is fostered by an understanding Catholic priest who teaches her the art of healing. Her willful nature and hard-earned independence make her unfit for marriage, and so the good priest sends Warda to serve an anchorite, in the hope that his prot̩g̩ will discern a religious vocation.

Such a calling Warda never has the opportunity to hear. Barbary pirates raid her village, capture her and sell her into slavery in Muslim North Africa. In the merciless land of Warda's captivity, her wits, nerve, and self-respect are tested daily, as she struggles to survive without submitting to total and permanent enslavement. As she is slowly worn down by the brutality of her circumstances, she comes to believe that God has abandoned her and falls into despair, hatred, and a pattern of behavior which, ironically, mirrors that of her masters.

Poor Banished Children is the tale of one woman's relentless search for freedom and redemption. The historical novel raises challenging questions about the nature of courage, free will, and ultimately salvation.

- An award-winning European novelist presents a powerful story of mystery, adventure, peril, suffering, faith, and courage

- A thrilling historical novel that explores the life and cultures of 17th century England, Malta and Africa

- A challenging work that tells the story of one woman's relentless search for freedom and redemption amidst great suffering, loneliness and despair

5" x 8"

299 pages