Between Lions and Lambs

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Christian Fiction, Family Relationships, Literary Fiction, Contemporary, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Abuse, Death, and Profanity

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Feb 16, 2011

Page Length

264 pages

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Between Lions and Lambs

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Blurb

A deep dive into a preacher's haunted past.

Even men of God have their demons.

Despite traveling the globe preaching and speaking to hundreds of thousands of followers, noted evangelist Ezekiel Clemens is a haunted man. From faking miracles to drunken nights, this man of God lives a life unfitting to his stature.

At his side is Gerald, a friend and accomplice in hiding Ezekiel's sinful secrets despite his convictions.

On the day of one of their televised meetings, faces from their previous lives return and send the two headfirst into confronting the pain they own and the pain they've caused. The past and present collide as Ezekiel's demons he tried to run from return, forcing him -- and Gerald -- to acknowledge the things they fear the most.

With insight and empathy, N.T. McQueen's provocative novel, Between Lions and Lambs, examines the nature of hypocrisy, the power of redemption, and the faithfulness of grace until its shocking conclusion.

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Genres

Christian Fiction, Family Relationships, Literary Fiction, Contemporary, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Abuse, Death, and Profanity

Type of Ending

Series

Not part of a series

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Publication Date

Feb 16, 2011

Page Length

264 pages

Available Formats

ePub, Mobi, and PDF

Author

N. T. McQueen is a writer and professor in Kona, Hawai'i. His novels include the forthcoming The Cry of Dry Bones and Between Lions and Lambs. He earned his MA in Fiction from CSU-Sacramento under the direction of Doug Rice and his writing has been featured in issues of the North American Review, Fiction Southeast, Entropy, The Grief Diaries, Gold Man Review, Camas: Nature of the West, Grief Digest Magazine, Stereo Stories, and others.

His passion for other cultures and countries has prompted him to do humanitarian work through non-profits in Cambodia, Mexico and Haiti and continues to seek opportunities to make a difference wherever they may arise. He currently lives in Kailua-Kona with his wife and three daughters and teaches college writing at Hawai'i Community College. Aside from writing, his pastimes include fishing, watching basketball and spending time with his family.

Publisher

City Hill Publishing