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Jodi Cowles Books
Thirst Paperback
Thirst Paperback
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“I want to spend the one small life I have in defiance of the way things are.”
In a watery world of pain, rescuers bring a cure to any who want their thirst satisfied. But many turn to cheap substitutes, eventually finding themselves deeper and deeper in a meaningless life with a bleak future.
Thirst is a haunting allegory in a water-filled world with the constant fear of what lurks just below the surface. Some of the danger rises out of the deep to destroy, while other danger is self-inflicted; but safety isn’t a destination or a guarantee to those who have the cure. Can redemption exist in a world that works against each character?
Thirst beckons the reader to evaluate their own cure for pain to see if it truly quenches. Through the eyes of key characters, author Jodi Cowles parses out the consequences of deliberate and passive choices in faith, life, and relationships, while looking for where light emerges from the darkness.
This poignant allegory is for people who love stories with depth, parallel meaning, and those who hold out for hope.
In a watery world of pain, rescuers bring a cure to any who want their thirst satisfied. But many turn to cheap substitutes, eventually finding themselves deeper and deeper in a meaningless life with a bleak future.
Thirst is a haunting allegory in a water-filled world with the constant fear of what lurks just below the surface. Some of the danger rises out of the deep to destroy, while other danger is self-inflicted; but safety isn’t a destination or a guarantee to those who have the cure. Can redemption exist in a world that works against each character?
Thirst beckons the reader to evaluate their own cure for pain to see if it truly quenches. Through the eyes of key characters, author Jodi Cowles parses out the consequences of deliberate and passive choices in faith, life, and relationships, while looking for where light emerges from the darkness.
This poignant allegory is for people who love stories with depth, parallel meaning, and those who hold out for hope.
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