River City Rage - Abraham Moreno

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Résumé :
The temptation of darkness... Fending off the infectious evil he swore to fight against has brought Abraham to the brink of becoming an agent of darkness. Following the events in Los Angeles, he finds two things certain: victory comes with a price, and darkness never takes a day off. The presence of death has led Abraham to a sinister place where feelings of guilt, anger, and post-traumatic stress surround him as he struggles to re-ignite the fire of faith. While his shadowy path remains unclear, he must find the strength to deal with the forces of darkness that threaten to overtake his heart and soul. In the process of battling an unseen adversary and on the verge of total self-destruction, his faith, his sanity, and the love of his life hang in the balance. With the aid of spiritual advisors near and far, the struggle to restore hope is more than he bargained for as enemies multiply without warning. The battle for good is one that Abraham must fight within to vanquish the darkness, as unlikely heroes emerge from the past and future that changes his life forever. The journey takes him from the streets of San Antonio to the bright city lights of Las Vegas, where he searches to regain the way, the truth, and the life....

Biographie:
Abraham Moreno is a Pre-K/kindergarten teacher, administrator, counselor, and adjunct professor. He has worked in the early childhood field for sixteen years. He graduated from Texas A&M San Antonio with a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in counseling and guidance. Abraham created a faith-based counseling program called the Foundations of Faith, which emphasize patience, prayer, hope, trust, and love, at a local private school in downtown San Antonio. When he's not conducting superhero training with his Pre-K/kindergarten students, he is hard at work on the sequel to Baptism of Fire and spending time with his daughter, Madeline. You can visit him at www.abrahammoreno.com....

Sommaire:
Abraham Moreno is a Pre-K/kindergarten teacher, administrator, counselor, and adjunct professor. He has worked in the early childhood field for sixteen years. He graduated from Texas A&M San Antonio with a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in counseling and guidance. Abraham created a faith-based counseling program called the Foundations of Faith, which emphasize patience, prayer, hope, trust, and love, at a local private school in downtown San Antonio. When he's not conducting superhero training with his Pre-K/kindergarten students, he is hard at work on the sequel to Baptism of Fire and spending time with his daughter, Madeline. You can visit him at www.abrahammoreno.com....