Helen Sloane's Diary
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Helen Sloane's Diary
Helen Sloane's Diary by Jeff Lucas was published by Authentic Lifestyle in April 2008 and is our 2017th best seller. The ISBN for Helen Sloane's Diary is 9781850787976.
‘The odds are against me writing anything that might win a Nobel Prize for Literature. Perhaps tomorrow.’
Helen Sloane's diary, is the hilarious first novel from the ever popular Jeff Lucas.
In this page turning read, when things aren't going well on Helen's mission to help the young people in her town, help arrives from an unexpected quarter.
Corruption, chaos, passion, laughter, tears and thought provoking lines make this book a hilarious and poignant read.
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Customer Reviews
Witty, Believable and Touching - K C Murdarasi
Jeff Lucas is not so much a Christian writer as a Christian comedian who writes, and his famous wit is used to great effect in this diary of a confused 27 year old. It's basically a Christian version of Bridget Jones' diary, and poor Helen has to struggle not only with a number of unsuitable men, but also with her relationship with God, with her agnostic mother, and with some seriously nasty people in her church. The voice of a middle aged man does occasionally slip through, but for the most part Helen is very convincing, and you start to really care about her life.
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