Marna - Henderson, Michael A
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Marna can not wait to escape her West Texas prison of flatness. Made to work day after day in her aunt's puny flower shop, she instead dreams of big accomplishments far from Lubbock. With eyes to the skies, her mind is always on the future. Yet in finally breaking away, her impulsive spirit sends her into a spiral of regrets… before the tragedy of a tornado draws her back to rediscover her purpose in life. Marna is a story of ambition, loneliness, and amazing resiliency. The novel, in seven parts, explores the tension between staying true to both one's dreams and one's responsibilities. In…mehr

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Marna can not wait to escape her West Texas prison of flatness. Made to work day after day in her aunt's puny flower shop, she instead dreams of big accomplishments far from Lubbock. With eyes to the skies, her mind is always on the future. Yet in finally breaking away, her impulsive spirit sends her into a spiral of regrets… before the tragedy of a tornado draws her back to rediscover her purpose in life. Marna is a story of ambition, loneliness, and amazing resiliency. The novel, in seven parts, explores the tension between staying true to both one's dreams and one's responsibilities. In being deathly allergic to stings, Marna's pursuit of significance at all costs results in encounters with seven wasps that unknowingly guide her at critical moments in her life, culminating in her ultimate sacrifice of faithfulness.
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Dr. M.A. Henderson, married and father of three, lives in eastern Washington state. As a chemist, he has published 145 scientific articles, spoken before international audiences, and travelled extensively in the U.S. and abroad. Marna is the third in a series on the Fruit of the Spirit. As a graduate of the University of Texas, at Austin, the novel reflects his envy of all things Texan.