George Justice Books

Set in 1962, the story follows Weldon Thatcher, who is pressured into attending Edenfield College, a strict Protestant institution wary of outside influences. Despite his upbringing in a devout environment, Weldon is driven by a desire to explore the boundaries of faith and morality. The narrative captures his coming-of-age journey through the complexities of faith-based academia, revealing the tensions between spirituality and temptation. It offers a candid exploration of the lasting impact of a fundamentalist education on personal beliefs and relationships, intertwining humor and profound reflection.

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