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. Leeper has also had short works of ­fiction published in Independent Ink Magazine, Notes Magazine and The Stone Hobo. Her short story Murder Brokers appears in the anthology Fiction Noir: Thirteen Stories, published in 20

• Title : Padre: The Narrowing Path
• Author : Jennifer Leeper
• Rating : 4.80 (601 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-7-24
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 142 Pages
• Asin : 1941295096
• Language : English

. Leeper has also had short works of ­fiction published in Independent Ink Magazine, Notes Magazine and The Stone Hobo. Her short story Murder Brokers appears in the anthology Fiction Noir: Thirteen Stories, published in 2011, and her short story Tatau was published in 2013 in the Poiesis journal. Find out more about her at her website, jenniferleeper, or follow her on Twitter or Facebook. Jennifer Leeper is the author of the novella Padre, which was lengthened and reworked into a new edition, Padre: The Narrowing Path with Barking Rain Press. Jennifer currently lives in Kansas City, Missouri. Ms

Caught up in the spell of his uncle’s quiet devotion and the lush Irish landscape, Russell finds himself drawn to a new and very different life. Russell Capshaw is a successful New York advertising executive who tries to stave off his mid-life crisis with an extended drug binge in the Far East. This is a tale that spans the cultures of the globe and the intricacies of the human heart. — Val Muller, author, The Scarred Letter. But as the violence escalates, the lines between spiritual and worldly matters are stretched to the breaking point in a final, bloody showdown between the villagers and the narcotrafficantes.“A perfect blend of fast-paced action and thoughtful introspection. After joining the priesthood and taking the name Father John, he is sent to serve the parish of the Raramuri tribe in the canyons of the Sierra Madre in Mexico. From the very beginning, Leeper’s voice captivated me. There he learns that the tribesmen are being kidnapped by the local narcotrafficantes as forced labor for their drug fields. After treatment in a detox facility in Dublin, Ireland, he pays a visit to his estranged uncle, who has recently experienced a spiritual reversion to Catholicism—a faith that Russell himself left behind in childhood. As the Raramur

About the Author Jennifer Leeper is the author of the novella Padre, which was lengthened and reworked into a new edition, Padre: The Narrowing Path with Barking Rain Press. Find out more about her at her website, jenniferleeper, or follow her on Twitter or Facebook. Leeper has also had short works of ­fiction published in Independent Ink Magazine, Notes Magazine and The Stone Hobo. Her short story Murder Brokers appears in the anthology Fiction Noir: Thirteen Stories, published in 2011, and her short story Tatau was published in 2013 in the Poiesis journal. . Ms. Jennifer currently lives in Kansas City, Missouri

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