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Veinssa was a carefree girl who live in 150 AD when ancient Britain was largely inhabited by Celts. A simple way of life was spoiled by the fear instilled by the Druid's medicine men, scribes and spiritual tyrants of the day. Pagan rites and rituals, human sacrifice, and cruelty made Veinssa and Alaric question the only religion they had ever known. But, one day, a stranger came into the village. His message was one of freedom from the chains that bound their hearts. He told them of a God of love and the forgiveness of sins. How could this be?
Copyright 1999, Revival Literature, paperback, 209 pages.
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