Crusaders

Embark on a compelling journey with "Crusaders" by Richard T. Kelly, published in 2008. This gripping novel unfolds in 1996, just before the transformative rise of New Labour. Reverend Gore returns to his hometown of Newcastle, tasked with establishing a new church in one of the city’s more challenging neighborhoods. As he immerses himself in the local community, he encounters an intriguing cast of characters, including Stevie, a resourceful local 'security consultant', Lindy, a savvy single mother navigating the streets, and Martin, a driven local Labour MP with big ambitions. With 560 pages of rich storytelling, "Crusaders" delves into themes of faith, community, and political ambition, making it a must-read for fans of Christian fiction. Discover how these interconnected lives weave together amidst the backdrop of changing times in England. Add this evocative tale to your collection today!