Prodigal Daughter
$20.99
The Prodigal Daughter is based on the true story of a young and gifted woman who leaves home amid the protests and tears of her father. Headstrong and determined to become a star, Brianna soon finds herself swept into a world far different from the life of fame and riches she’d expected. As her dreams begin to crumble, little does she realize the horror into which she is about to plunge. Like Jesus’ story of another errant child, The Prodigal Daughter portrays a father’s love and reminds us of how far our heavenly Father will go in order to redeem and restore His lost children.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780816354207
Kay Rizzo
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2005
Publisher: Pacific Press Publishing Association
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