"Inside Religion" follows a U.S. Army veteran as he attempts to shed the skeletons of his past
SHAWNEE, Kan., Feb. 24, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Author of "The Surgeon," Jane Doe, has released a new modern fiction, promising readers romance, international adventure, and profound transformation within the covers of "Inside Religion."
Set a few years after the events of September 11, 2001, the novel follows Stuart Jones, a U.S. Army special forces veteran, as he reintegrates into civilian life. Aspiring to a career in journalism, Stuart is disappointed to find that the only available editorial position at "The Times" is in the religion section. He reluctantly accepts the role, hoping it will be a stepping stone to his dream job.
Although Stuart isn't religious, he argues that his neutrality allows him to represent all religions fairly. He soon meets Jennifer Carter, the daughter of his new boss. Assigned to assist Stuart with his articles, Jennifer's involvement becomes central to his project as they quickly bond over their shared experiences. Their growing attraction creates a positive balance with the seriousness of his work, providing him with a newfound sense of purpose beyond his professional goals.
Stuart and Jennifer meet leaders from various faiths, exploring diverse religious practices in their community. Through interviews with rabbis, imams, Buddhist monks, and Christian pastors, they gain insight into the beliefs and rituals that shape followers' lives. Stuart's open-minded approach allows him to view each faith with curiosity and respect, helping demystify and promote understanding of each religion.
The duo's assignments take them to more remote and potentially risky locations overseas as Stuart seeks firsthand insight into Islam. Encountering physical and cultural challenges navigating unfamiliar religious territory, Stuart's previous military experience and connections only add to the complexity of the situation. In moments of tension, his military training intersects with his civilian life, emphasizing the challenges veterans often face when transitioning to new roles.
"Inside Religion" ultimately presents an inspirational narrative that intertwines the exploration of faith with personal healing, celebrating the understanding and respect for others' beliefs. Through Stuart's assignment, the book explores the challenges and joys of crossing cultural boundaries, illustrating how empathy and open-mindedness can bridge the gaps between people of different faiths and experiences.
"Inside Religion"
By Jane Doe
ISBN: 9781665760034 (softcover); 9781665760041 (electronic)
Available at Archway Publishing, Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the author
Jane Doe first imagined the story, "Inside Religion," several years ago as she was putting the final touches on her first book, "The Surgeon." Now retired, Doe is an active member of her church who enjoys sharing her new writing life adventure with her husband of over 40 years, dogs, and grandchildren. To learn more, please visit http://www.janedoebook.com, or she can be found on X or Facebook.
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