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After learning that Mercy Inn is set to host its final Christmas celebration, Ray and Alma, its two innkeepers, who just happen to be angels, face another big challenge.
Harold Taylor, a retired machinist, has grown bitter over what he believes is a cultural decline. Grace Taylor, a retired librarian and Harold's wife, has a hidden dream she doesn't believe he will support. When Grace books a trip to Mercy Inn for the holidays, she's hoping it's their first step toward a new beginning, but Harold has other ideas.
Trey Binford, a lonely twenty-two-year-old graphic artist, comes to Mercy Inn hoping to find love. Instead, he finds himself at odds with Harold-a man who sees the world much differently than he does.
Dr. Sophia Gibbs is headed for Mercy Inn because she just wants to experience one relaxing Christmas season without her mom or sister hounding her about finding a husband. As much as she'd like to find love, she's also contemplating a growing sense of restlessness about her future.
As the four guests struggle internally and with one another, Ray and Alma's insight causes all four charges to question the true identities of the two innkeepers, shaking them to their core.
"The Revelation" is the third book in "The Mercy Inn" series. If you enjoy character-driven Christian fiction, then this series is for you.
Lee Warren
Lee Warren is a death educator, end-of-life preparation guide, and somatic practitioner. She is a cultural pioneer and leading voice in reimagining intimacy with death as a pathway to ecstatic aliveness. With over 30 years of experience living in intentional, land-based communities, Lee draws deeply from life at Earthaven Ecovillage in Southern Appalachia, where she co-created regenerative systems for home-building, food production, renewable energy, and progressive self-governance. Immersed in exploring more reverent ways to live, Lee also participated in collective approaches to death care, gaining firsthand knowledge of caregiving in a cooperative context, including at-home death care, home funerals, green burials, and community-based grief rituals. Her work bridges the practical and the mystical, weaving embodiment, contemplative inquiry, and culture repair into a recipe for empowered living and dying. Lee is the founder of ReclaimingWisdom.com and QueenofDeath.org, platforms offering education and resources. She lives in Asheville, North Carolina.
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