Divine Grace

By Francesca Dominguez Fuentes

DIVINE GRACE is a compendium of three stories of three very different women each on a different path of redemption, revenge, and for one salvation.

In "Divine Grace" Linda Cruz, who a New York City Police Officer, manages to carve out for herself a slice of the American Dream in the mean streets of Brooklyn when she answers an apartment rental ad in Park Slopes.

"Burning Anger" takes place in Montserrat, Missouri and is the story of Johannah Jones; a 16-years-old girl who knows how to handle six shooters better than most men in town. Tragedy and lost forces Johannah to leave the sleepy town she has known as home and down a lonely and dusty road of vengeance.

"The Black Box" Allyson is faced with an unexpected gift in the form of a black box that fills her with fear of the unknown and bewilderment of who, why, and what this black box represents.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Francesca Dominguez Fuentes
• Release date: Oct 27, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463054321

Francesca Dominguez Fuentes

Francesca Dominguez Fuentes, who is currently earning her creative writing bachelor’s in fine arts from Full Sail University, is currently writing a screenplay that depicts the story of the extinction of the Taino Indian during the occupation of the Caribbean Island of Borinquen by Spain under the command of King Ferdinand II of Spain in 1493.

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Divine Grace and Other Stories

By Francesca Dominguez Fuentes

Copyright © 2019 by Francesca Dominguez Fuentes

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Table of Contents

Divine Grace

Burning Anger

The Black Box

About the Author

Divine Grace

Sorry about the hot water, Miss Cruz, Mrs. Bloomingthal’s called from the kitchen