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Paciorek, Edward L

 
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Synopsis

Nicholas Freeman continues his journey into the realm of the supernatural. Barely able to wrap his mind around the information that the Blue Lady continues to share with him about his angelic history, God's mysteries, and his earthly assignment, Nicholas experiences rejection and conflict even under what are normally considered the most festive of occasions. As his understanding of the unseen world grows, so does the seriousness of his spiritual interactions. Worldly conflicts increase until dramatic changes are demanded in his life, and at his point of greatest spiritual turmoil, he meets Jesus and Jehovah face to face, although no one would ever believe him, not even his closest Christian friends. Much to his surprise, his alma mater contacts him with a job offer to take over the management of the large high school auditorium facility that he has spent so many years performing within. Nicholas agrees, but even the simple act of signing a job contract comes with unexpected twists. He tries to bring Light, Love, and personal integrity into the lives of the many people that he interacts with in the various theatre groups that he works with. He is reintroduced to the missing half of his own soul after learning that he is one of a pair of angelic twins. Unfortunately, there are several dark puppets, both spiritual and incarnated, who do all they can to make sure that Ophan the angel is never reunited with Lailah the angel, and that Lailah never reawakens her sleeping angelic consciousness..

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À propos de l'auteur

Edward L. Paciorek has been teaching high school English at one of the most highly recognized public schools in Michigan, Troy High School, for over sixteen years. In addition, he has been a freelance illustrator and theatre set designer for over thirty-five years. His extensive creative background includes managing the R. H. Schaublin Auditorium at Lakeview High School (1,600 seats) and acting as director and designer for many of the plays and musicals performed there between 1979 and 2000. He also directed the St. Clair Shores Young People's Theatre from 1977 until 1983. Edward is a graduate from The Center for Creative Studies in Detroit, receiving his Bachelor's Degree in Advertising Design and Illustration in 1979. He received his Teaching Certification in 1989, and his Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from Wayne State University in Detroit in 1994.

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