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Martin, Rea Nolan

 
9780991032211: Mystic Tea

Synopsis

The Vatican sends investigators to a secluded monastery famous for its sacred tea, where they expect to uncover corruption. What they find is something far stranger!

When two troubled novices disrupt the Monastery’s peaceful existence, the women must confront their past traumas and navigate a clash of beliefs in order to survive. Gemma, a runaway seeking penance, and Arielle, a fiery teenage jailbird with a divine mission, test the strength of the community led by a strict prioress and aided by an enigmatic hermit who brews magical teas.

Arielle never expected to find herself at the center of a battle between faith, secrets, and a hermit’s forbidden magic.
For readers of The Alchemist, The Celestine Prophecy, and Paulo Coelho, Mystic Tea is a fierce, spirit-charged novel about redemption, purpose, and the courage to believe in something bigger than yourself.

Can these women find redemption and empowerment in the face of danger?

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À propos de l'auteur

Rea Nolan Martin spent twenty years as a writer, creative director, and creative consultant to advertising and PR agencies in Chicago and New York before engaging full-time as a freelance editor, teacher, blogger, and author of mystical fiction. She is a former adjunct professor of writing in the MAW program at Manhattanville College in Purchase, NY, where she initiated the transformation of the student magazine, INKWELL, into a nationally-recognized, award-winning literary journal. In addition to short stories and poetry, Rea has written and published two novels, THE SUBLIME TRANSFORMATION OF VERA WRIGHT and MYSTIC TEA. She blogs regularly for “The Huffington Post” in the Religion and GPS for the Soul sections. Her full bio, as well as blogs and author info are available on the website www.reanolanmartin.com as well as on The Huffington Post.

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