Not Enough Paint - Bradshaw, Anthony
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In the muddy, fractured aftermath of Hurricane Helene, cynical artist Janice, who has lost her studio and her livelihood, finds an unlikely connection with Wesley, a kind-hearted preacher grappling with his own grief. As they navigate the community's collective trauma, they build a fragile relationship and a found family, adopting a troubled teen, Thad, and supporting Wesley's daughter, Cameron, and her partner, Cora. Their journey forces them to confront their deepest wounds-Janice's past abuse and Wesley's lingering grief-culminating in a powerful story of community healing, personal faith,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In the muddy, fractured aftermath of Hurricane Helene, cynical artist Janice, who has lost her studio and her livelihood, finds an unlikely connection with Wesley, a kind-hearted preacher grappling with his own grief. As they navigate the community's collective trauma, they build a fragile relationship and a found family, adopting a troubled teen, Thad, and supporting Wesley's daughter, Cameron, and her partner, Cora. Their journey forces them to confront their deepest wounds-Janice's past abuse and Wesley's lingering grief-culminating in a powerful story of community healing, personal faith, and the courage to love again. As their bond deepens, they must confront their own past traumas and question what it means to have faith-not just in a higher power, but in each other. Can two broken people, haunted by their pasts, build a future together amidst the wreckage of their lives?
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Professionally, having bussed tables, washed dishes, cleaned toilets, operated robots, worked in HR, served in the National Guard, and worked in hospital management, Anthony has seen the best of people. And the worst. He prefers the best. And the hope they carry. Anthony lives in western North Carolina with his wife. His daughter and grandkids live too far away, and his neighbors live too close.