Author Roz Louis Releases Memoir, THE FALL OF SUMMER

Inspired by a great woman of God who lived her life devoted to the mission of sharing God's Word to anyone she came in contact with, author Roz Louis continues this important mission by telling this unique and moving story in her new publication, The Fall of Summer.

This book chronicles the life of an African-American woman who grows up searching for purpose and truth. She eventually learns the true meaning of God and self. Summer's childhood and teenage years span during the time of the Civil Rights Movement. It tells about her courage to wrestle racism, search through false religions and finally a battle against cancer that had been dormant since her birth. It reflects the reality of life as it portrays Summer as an ordinary woman who faces adversity and searches for truth, something that many people face as they ask the question, "Who am I and why am I here?"

Many people today are searching for who they are and are trying to discover their purpose. Some have been through struggles and painful past that caused their hearts to be hardened towards life. Summer shows how she overcome the obstacles in her path without giving up, but instead, diligently seek and find the truth, purpose and ability to forgive.

Evocative and greatly inspiring, The Fall of Summer is an empowering story that will build readers' faith, help them find the truth and ignite their passion for God.

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The Fall of Summer * by Roz Louis
Publication Date: August 9, 2013
Trade Paperback; $19.99; 191 pages; 978-1-4836-6418-7
Trade Hardback; $29.99; 191 pages; 978-1-4836-6419-4
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4836-6420-0

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