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Love’s Refining Fire

Love’s Refining Fire

Dorothea Odom

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CITIOFBOOKS, INC.
Año de edición:
2025
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Religión y creencias
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9798893918359
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The love story of Sheila Dunbar, US Embassy office manager, and Diego Santos,a physician, unfolds in mid-1980’s Bogotá, Colombia. The era and the nation areshaken by terrorism fomented by drug trafficking on an epidemic scale. In turn, a US-Colombian extradition treaty aims to combat and destroy that illicit trade.In Love Under Fire, the predecessor of this book, the reader was given glimpses ofembassy operations and the profiles of various characters, both inside and outsidethe US diplomatic community. Love’s Refining Fire retains much of those elementsbut expands on them and adds more detail so that the reader gets a broader viewof the circumstances surrounding the story. It also explores more deeply the essenceof the theme: true love overcoming obstacles. Challenges abound and changes areinevitable, but through them all, God is faithful. Trusting in Him and each other, thetwo main characters, Sheila and Diego, are sustained, not merely for a season, but fora lifetime of seasons.May those of us who have chosen to walk the narrow path of faith be encouraged bytheir story.

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