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The Glorious Prodigal
Young Leah Freeman falls in love and marries Stuart Winslow despite misgivings about his character. After their marriage, Stuart falls back into his old sinful ways, and her love for him is tested severely when he is arrested and sent to prison. In the confines of his cell, he faces his deplorable life and comes to faith. While the stigma of his crime remains, Stuart is not alone in his struggle to live a new life of faith.
317 pages
English edition · First published 2000 by Bethany House · ISBN 9780764221163
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