Ebook {Epub PDF} Mercys Rain by Cindy K. Sproles

 · MERCY’S RAIN, by Christian writer, Cindy K. Sproles, a chilling, and heartbreaking portrayal of the historic nineteenth century Appalachia mountains of Tennessee—a poignant story of the evils of man, and the mercy of God. A novel of betrayal, faith, forgiveness and redemption/5.  · Mercy's Rain is a remarkable historical novel set in 19th century Appalachia that traces the thorny path from bitterness to forgiveness and reveals Brand: Kregel Publications. Taking justice into her own hands, she flees the Appalachian community in which she was raisedbut when she encounters another radically different pastor, will her soul find healing? pages, softcover from Kregel. Mercy's Rain: An Appalachian Novel () by Cindy K. Sproles/5(21).

Mercy's Rain: An Appalachian Novel - eBook. By: Cindy K. Sproles. Stock No: WWEB. Buy eBook Read instantly. Our Price. $ Retail: $ Save 39% ($) 5 out of 5 stars for Mercy's Rain: An Appalachian Novel - eBook (21 Reviews) In Stock. Stock No: WWEB. Title: Mercy's Rain: An Appalachian Novel By: Cindy K. Sproles Format: Paperback Number of Pages: Vendor: Kregel Publications Publication Date: Dimensions: X (inches) Weight: 10 ounces ISBN: X ISBN Stock No: WW "Cindy Sproles writes an authentic Appalachian tale of grit and mercy. Her voice is lovely, her story captivating. Cindy Sproles is an author to watch." —Gina Holmes, best-selling and award-winning author of Crossing Oceans and Dry as Rain "I was blown away by Mercy's Rain.

Mercy's Rain seems less about Mercy as a person than it is about her evil father--a man almost too evil to be believed at times. As noted, the writing is pretty graphic. The baptism/drowning of a polio survivor serves as the gateway for scenes in which Mercy is tied to a tree and falls into the stomach of a gutted deer, has her hair chopped off, watches her newborn baby murdered, and is sexually abused. Cindy K. Sproles currently lives with her family in East Tennessee. She writes devotions and is a teacher/speaker and different conferences. My thoughts- I had a hard time reading the first part of Mercy’s Rain, because of Mercy’s father, the Pastor. He was so abusive to her and the rest of their community in Tennessee. Taking justice into her own hands, she flees the Appalachian community in which she was raisedbut when she encounters another radically different pastor, will her soul find healing? pages, softcover from Kregel. Mercy's Rain: An Appalachian Novel () by Cindy K. Sproles.