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Nelly Channell

Nelly Channell

By: Sarah Doudney
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 From the talented author of A Vanished Hand comes another gripping tale, Nelly Channell. When Rhoda returns home following her employers death, she discovers her cousin Helen, her childhood companion, is also back. Helens husband, a thief who absconded with 300 pounds, has abandoned her in a pregnant state in Australia. Rhoda must navigate her feelings of disgrace and adapt to this unexpected twist of fate. Yet, not everything is as clear-cut as it appears. This insightful novel delves into the process of breaking societal stigmas and the importance of understanding and loving individuals for who they truly are, flaws and all, often with divine guidance. A must-read for those who enjoy captivating crime stories, narratives about childhood experiences, and spiritual fiction.Copyright Retro Radio Art Literary History & Criticism Spirituality
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  • 18 - Nelly Channell by Sarah Doudney

    18 - Nelly Channell by Sarah Doudney
    Jun 10 2025
    From the talented author of A Vanished Hand comes another gripping tale, Nelly Channell. When Rhoda returns home following her employers death, she discovers her cousin Helen, her childhood companion, is also back. Helens husband, a thief who absconded with 300 pounds, has abandoned her in a pregnant state in Australia. Rhoda must navigate her feelings of disgrace and adapt to this unexpected twist of fate. Yet, not everything is as clear-cut as it appears. This insightful novel delves into the process of breaking societal stigmas and the importance of understanding and loving individuals for who they truly are, flaws and all, often with divine guidance. A must-read for those who enjoy captivating crime stories, narratives about childhood experiences, and spiritual fiction.
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    4 mins
  • 17 - Nelly Channell by Sarah Doudney

    17 - Nelly Channell by Sarah Doudney
    Jun 10 2025
    From the talented author of A Vanished Hand comes another gripping tale, Nelly Channell. When Rhoda returns home following her employers death, she discovers her cousin Helen, her childhood companion, is also back. Helens husband, a thief who absconded with 300 pounds, has abandoned her in a pregnant state in Australia. Rhoda must navigate her feelings of disgrace and adapt to this unexpected twist of fate. Yet, not everything is as clear-cut as it appears. This insightful novel delves into the process of breaking societal stigmas and the importance of understanding and loving individuals for who they truly are, flaws and all, often with divine guidance. A must-read for those who enjoy captivating crime stories, narratives about childhood experiences, and spiritual fiction.
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    9 mins
  • 16 - Nelly Channell by Sarah Doudney

    16 - Nelly Channell by Sarah Doudney
    Jun 10 2025
    From the talented author of A Vanished Hand comes another gripping tale, Nelly Channell. When Rhoda returns home following her employers death, she discovers her cousin Helen, her childhood companion, is also back. Helens husband, a thief who absconded with 300 pounds, has abandoned her in a pregnant state in Australia. Rhoda must navigate her feelings of disgrace and adapt to this unexpected twist of fate. Yet, not everything is as clear-cut as it appears. This insightful novel delves into the process of breaking societal stigmas and the importance of understanding and loving individuals for who they truly are, flaws and all, often with divine guidance. A must-read for those who enjoy captivating crime stories, narratives about childhood experiences, and spiritual fiction.
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    10 mins

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