Lika A Roaring Lion Reviews

"Like A Roaring Lion read like a movie! I loved it! You will not believe what is going on in this book and how the author makes you feel for the characters, right or wrong! It will get your blood boiling as it tackles topics that some people are afraid to talk about. It starts out with a bang, in the very first chapter and it will keep you guessing (and maybe cussing) throughout the whole book. It is a murder mystery. It is a love story. It is a story about how our pasts can creep into our lives and cause us to bend in ways that others may not understand. Get your copy and see for yourself! Gotta read it!"
by: S. Anise, Poet

"Like a Roaring Lion" is drama-filled, thriller about family values of good versus evil. It's a look into the chaotic life of the Wells and Young family who have with uncommon problems and full of twists and turns that will have readers questioning the morals of the characters. What I liked most is the author, Inez Reilly, approach of telling the stories through the eyes of each character. I enjoyed reading, "Like a Roaring Lion" and I look forward to reading books written by Inez Reilly. - Yvonne Pierre, author of "The Day My Soul Cried"

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Like a Roaring Lion

In the first novel of the series, Inez Reilly brought you COVENANT, a fiction escapade about a circle of family and friends held together through loyalty to God. In the sequel, LIKE A ROARING LION, Inez introduces you to a family who thinks they are gods!

In LIKE A ROARING LION, the daughter of a prominent pastor is found dead and authorities target one person of interest. A father’s anguished soul is disquieted and he wants revenge. Kenneth Young cannot shake precious Jacqueline’s death, believing it has everything to do with association with the Wells’ family. He will stop at nothing to vanquish the enemy.

LIKE A ROARING LION will challenge your sense of principles. It will impassion you, as the mystery of Jacqueline’s death unfolds. Taboo thoughts unleash protective fury in a who-done-it journey across the delicate lines between interpretation of good and evil.

Come and walk in the secret lives of the Wells and Young families. Leave judgments behind and understand we all have issues, even if they cannot be seen. As the old saying goes, “Look beyond the fault and see the need.” It’s an unforgettable story of what people are willing to do for love and hate of people and God.

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Not On My Watch

In our society, it has become commonplace for us to remain silent when we should be speaking out. We are so bombarded with the cares of this world that we turn a blind eye to that which is going on in our own backyards. People are left in unsafe situations because we refuse to take hold of the mantle, “I am my brothers/sisters keeper.” We stand idly by and bear witness to a person’s dream dying before it takes its first breath. We turn a deaf ear to the cries of those whose voice rings loudly because they need to be heard. The death of fire and passion and drive looms ominously overhead. Instead of staring it in the face and commanding life back into our society, we open the umbrella of feigned ignorance and hide our faces. Well, I say, “Not on my watch.”

In my newest book, Beholden, I tackle the hard topics; stare it directly in the face and call it what it is – the doctor who is abused, the judge who takes liberties, the chief of police who blurs the lines of the law and the pastor who loses sight of the real call. The people, in their circle, are slow to stand up to what is going on; someone else takes matters into his/her own hands. Who will stand up to the menace in Galena? Check it out: http://tinyurl.com/chq6v43