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September’s Book Gift

There’s something special about discovering a book at just the right time. This September, we’re sharing one featured title with readers as a small gift from Tellwell Publishing.

Thoughtful, meaningful, and made to be shared, this month’s pick offers a chance to slow down, turn a few pages, and discover a story that may stay with you long after you’ve finished reading.

Blind Faith by Joseph Connolly

Blind Faith. We all have it, particularly when we realize we are not in control of circumstances, conditions, people, or, for that matter, threats to our very existence.

The thief crucified with Jesus is known as the Penitent Thief or Saint Dismas. He asked Jesus to remember him when He came into his Kingdom. In response, Jesus promised him that he would be with Him in Paradise that very day.

So, even a thief facing certain death had the blind faith to ask and trust that his spirit, his very soul unknown to him at the time, would be welcomed into paradise.

This book is about blind faith.  It is about a man, Peter, who, finds his own faith while facing the challenges of evil to all he has been taught, and to his own life. 

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November Book Picks!

This month, we’re highlighting a mix of compelling reads from Tellwell authors across historical fiction, religious fiction, and self-help. Whether you’re looking to be transported to another time, find spiritual inspiration, or gain practical tools for personal growth, these picks have something for every reader

A haunting journey through faith, justice, and the shadows of the human soul.

A story of conscience, consequence, and the search for purpose.

It’s the 1870s in the state of Texas. James Fionnghall was sadly orphaned at an early age. As an adult, he first became a Southern Baptist Minister. Not long after, he became a Texas State hangman. James is a troubled man with a dark past who’s on an intimate trek in search of righteousness. Although a devout Christian, he’s criss-crossing Texas performing executions. He perceives he’s attempting to lay bare his own brand of salvation. More and more, he struggles with the impression that his chosen occupations are morally diametrically opposed. Gradually, his vocations become overtly, inextricably entwined, pulling him into a deeply personal existential crisis.

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