Nathaniel - Lexow, Lynne
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Twenty-six-year-old Mona Johnson was fed up with her life. Her ill-fated relationship with her schizophrenic boyfriend had come to a violent end, and nothing else seemed to be going her way. Alone, broke, and desperate for help, she challenges God but later regrets her actions and begs Him for help. When help arrives, it is in the most unexpected way. Dealing with the supernatural is not something that comes easy for a modern woman like Mona. With very few other options available to her, she is forced to accept the assistance offered to her or find her own way out of her less-than-ideal situation.…mehr

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Twenty-six-year-old Mona Johnson was fed up with her life. Her ill-fated relationship with her schizophrenic boyfriend had come to a violent end, and nothing else seemed to be going her way. Alone, broke, and desperate for help, she challenges God but later regrets her actions and begs Him for help. When help arrives, it is in the most unexpected way. Dealing with the supernatural is not something that comes easy for a modern woman like Mona. With very few other options available to her, she is forced to accept the assistance offered to her or find her own way out of her less-than-ideal situation.
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Lynne Lexow was born in South Africa to parents who were both teachers. From an early age she was fluent in both English and Afrikaans and excelled in languages at school. Being from a background where the arts were not considered a career, she opted for a professional career in property management. Now that the children are grown and leaving the nest she dedicates her time to her passions, traveling, writing, reading and painting. To date she had brought out two other novels, had an anthology of poetry published in Afrikaans and writes short stories for South African magazines.