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The tattoos on his arms still reading “Live by the Sword” and “Die by the Sword,” Aramis Black is ready for a fresh start. Determined to set aside his violent tendencies, he opens an espresso shop in Nashville and begins to put his childhood memories behind him. The past isn’t finished with him, though. One ordinary day at the shop, a man is shot before his eyes, speaking dying words to Aramis that are all too familiar.
Aramis realizes that his path to freedom will demand forgiveness–forgiveness from God and forgiveness of others. Along the way, he must uncover the conspiracy behind a centuries-old mystery and the shocking truth of his mother’s death. The question remains: Will Aramis be able to conquer his past, or will evil get the best of him?
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- ISBN: 9780307550552
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- ISBN: 9780307550552
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September 1, 2006
Reformed gang member Aramis Black tries to escape his violent past by moving to Nashville and opening an espresso shop. But when a man is gunned down in his store, Aramis is led down a mysterious path of long-ago conspiracies that will help him learn the truth behind his mother -s gruesome murder. The first installment in the -Aramis Black - series is a fast-moving page turner with contemporary, likable characters that should appeal to fans of Ted Dekker or Sigmund Brower. Recommended for public libraries. Wilson ("Dark to Mortal Eyes") lives in Nashville.Copyright 2006 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
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October 1, 2006
Aramis Black took a walk on the wild side in his youth, but now he is trying to make a go of conventional life in Nashville, not in music but as the proprietor and co-owner of a coffee shop. Unsavory types from his past stalk him, however, convinced that he knows the whereabouts of treasure buried long ago by Meriwether Lewis on the Natchez Trace. The Lewis material, speculating on whether Lewis' death was suicide or murder, gives some depth to what is otherwise rather a slight mystery. The Nashville setting is a plus, too, in this first of a trilogy. (Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2006, American Library Association.)
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