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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Burdens Beneath the HymnsIn the deep South, where pews creak beneath Sunday best and voices rise in polished harmony, fifteen-year-old Donovan "Van" Shelton struggles to keep his own voice from breaking under the weight of expectation.At church, he's the pastor's friend, the quiet boy in the back row expected to nod, smile, and fit neatly into the role his family and community have chosen for him. On the field, he's pushed toward grit and glory, his father barking from the sidelines, desperate for a son who looks the part of a man. And at home, Van learns that appearances often matter more than happiness.But life begins to shift when Van discovers an unexpected gift: a voice strong enough to carry across rafters and silence a congregation. Choir rehearsals become both an escape and a revelation, even as the spotlight brings new eyes-and new pressures. His best friend, Jeremiah, the pastor's son, is pulled into a whirlwind of expectations and the suffocating orbit of Daphne, the girl the church has already chosen for him.And then there's Colby-loyal, steady, athletic Colby-whose quiet encouragement becomes something Van doesn't yet have words for. Something that feels both dangerous and necessary.Set against hymns, sermons, soccer fields, and whispered gossip in fellowship halls, Burdens Beneath the Hymns is a tender, layered coming-of-age story about faith, family, friendship, and the fragile line between who we're told to be and who we might actually become. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Inheritance of the UnburdenedBook Three of The Unburdened Seriesby J.R. Gray-HeimIn the quiet aftermath of revelation, Van Shelton has learned that truth can be both a weapon and a mercy. But when the echoes of the past refuse to stay buried, he must confront not only the faith that shaped him - but the family that still clings to its ghosts.Set in the deep South where silence has always spoken louder than confession, Inheritance of the Unburdenedunravels the legacies we inherit and the courage it takes to rewrite them. As Van returns home, grief, memory, and forgiveness intertwine, forcing him to face the people and places that once defined him - and to decide which parts of his story are still his to carry.Between church pews still heavy with whispered judgment and the fragile tenderness of new love, Van discovers that healing isn't forgetting - it's remembering differently. What follows is a journey of reclamation and release, where love becomes the rebellion that outlasts shame.With lyrical prose, haunting atmosphere, and unflinching emotional honesty, J.R. Gray-Heim concludes The Unburdened Series with a portrait of survival that is as raw as it is redemptive.Inheritance of the Unburdened is a story of what remains after the hymns fade - a meditation on grace, grief, and the holy work of becoming whole. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Weight of Witness is Book Two of The Unburdened Series-a Southern coming-of-age novel about grief, faith, first love, and the cost of telling the truth.After his grandmother-the quiet center of his world-dies, seventeen-year-old Van Shelton is left juggling a showboat father, a new job at Magnolia Grill, and a chorus folder that feels more like home than any pew. Junior year redraws the map: Colby chases JV football, Jeremiah (the pastor's son) earns varsity minutes on the soccer pitch, and Van chooses music over mascots. With Dana's fierce loyalty and Avery's unapologetic confidence, he begins to stand taller at school even as he stays small at church.When the family parcels out Grandma's house without him, Van walks its dark rooms alone and finally says the truth out loud. That truth is tested when a well-meaning youth pastor turns him into a lesson; Van chooses dignity over spectacle and learns the difference between carrying a burden and carrying the truth.Tender, stubborn, and shot through with hope, The Weight of Witness deepens Van's journey toward himself-and toward a final door he's almost ready to open. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Weight of WitnessBook Two of The Unburdened Seriesby J.R. Gray-HeimIn the haunting aftermath of silence and survival, Van Shelton finds himself standing at the crossroads of faith, identity, and truth. The boy who once carried the burden of other people's beliefs is now a young man learning what it means to carry his own.Set against the same small-town South that hummed with whispered hymns and quiet rebellion, The Weight of Witnessexplores what happens when the cost of honesty collides with the comfort of belonging. As Van steps beyond the shadows of the church that raised him, he must face the echoes of those who still believe they can save him-and the ache of those who love him anyway.Torn between forgiveness and freedom, Van's journey becomes one of reckoning: a tender, defiant exploration of what it means to be seen, to be known, and to be whole. His story unfolds in lyrical prose and unflinching emotional clarity, capturing the beauty and brutality of becoming.With unforgettable characters and a deeply Southern sense of place, The Weight of Witness continues J.R. Gray-Heim's evocative exploration of faith, identity, and the quiet courage it takes to stand in one's truth.Poetic, raw, and profoundly human, this second installment in The Unburdened Series invites readers to confront the sacred and the shameful, the burden and the blessing-and to witness the fragile grace of a soul learning how to breathe again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Estado de la sobrecubierta: dj. First Edition. Quarto (29cm x 26.5cm). Cream cloth boards (hardcover) with titling embossed in red on cover and spine; pictorial dustjacket; 240pp; illus. Near Fine copy; slight shelf wear to extremities, else appears new. Near Fine dustwrapper; slight shelf wear to extremities, else appears new. Paris-based Russian artist Alexandre Iacovleff was known for his drawings of Africa and Asia. This volume was published in conjunction with the exhibition "Alexandre Iacovleff. Itinérances" presented at the musée des Années 30 de Boulogne-Billancourt March 31-August14, 2004. 158 reproductions. In French language only.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Burdens Beneath the HymnsIn the deep South, where pews creak beneath Sunday best and voices rise in polished harmony, fifteen-year-old Donovan "Van" Shelton struggles to keep his own voice from breaking under the weight of expectation.At church, he's the pastor's friend, the quiet boy in the back row expected to nod, smile, and fit neatly into the role his family and community have chosen for him. On the field, he's pushed toward grit and glory, his father barking from the sidelines, desperate for a son who looks the part of a man. And at home, Van learns that appearances often matter more than happiness.But life begins to shift when Van discovers an unexpected gift: a voice strong enough to carry across rafters and silence a congregation. Choir rehearsals become both an escape and a revelation, even as the spotlight brings new eyes-and new pressures. His best friend, Jeremiah, the pastor's son, is pulled into a whirlwind of expectations and the suffocating orbit of Daphne, the girl the church has already chosen for him.And then there's Colby-loyal, steady, athletic Colby-whose quiet encouragement becomes something Van doesn't yet have words for. Something that feels both dangerous and necessary.Set against hymns, sermons, soccer fields, and whispered gossip in fellowship halls, Burdens Beneath the Hymns is a tender, layered coming-of-age story about faith, family, friendship, and the fragile line between who we're told to be and who we might actually become. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Inheritance of the UnburdenedBook Three of The Unburdened Seriesby J.R. Gray-HeimIn the quiet aftermath of revelation, Van Shelton has learned that truth can be both a weapon and a mercy. But when the echoes of the past refuse to stay buried, he must confront not only the faith that shaped him - but the family that still clings to its ghosts.Set in the deep South where silence has always spoken louder than confession, Inheritance of the Unburdenedunravels the legacies we inherit and the courage it takes to rewrite them. As Van returns home, grief, memory, and forgiveness intertwine, forcing him to face the people and places that once defined him - and to decide which parts of his story are still his to carry.Between church pews still heavy with whispered judgment and the fragile tenderness of new love, Van discovers that healing isn't forgetting - it's remembering differently. What follows is a journey of reclamation and release, where love becomes the rebellion that outlasts shame.With lyrical prose, haunting atmosphere, and unflinching emotional honesty, J.R. Gray-Heim concludes The Unburdened Series with a portrait of survival that is as raw as it is redemptive.Inheritance of the Unburdened is a story of what remains after the hymns fade - a meditation on grace, grief, and the holy work of becoming whole. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Burdens Beneath the HymnsIn the deep South, where pews creak beneath Sunday best and voices rise in polished harmony, fifteen-year-old Donovan "Van" Shelton struggles to keep his own voice from breaking under the weight of expectation.At church, he's the pastor's friend, the quiet boy in the back row expected to nod, smile, and fit neatly into the role his family and community have chosen for him. On the field, he's pushed toward grit and glory, his father barking from the sidelines, desperate for a son who looks the part of a man. And at home, Van learns that appearances often matter more than happiness.But life begins to shift when Van discovers an unexpected gift: a voice strong enough to carry across rafters and silence a congregation. Choir rehearsals become both an escape and a revelation, even as the spotlight brings new eyes-and new pressures. His best friend, Jeremiah, the pastor's son, is pulled into a whirlwind of expectations and the suffocating orbit of Daphne, the girl the church has already chosen for him.And then there's Colby-loyal, steady, athletic Colby-whose quiet encouragement becomes something Van doesn't yet have words for. Something that feels both dangerous and necessary.Set against hymns, sermons, soccer fields, and whispered gossip in fellowship halls, Burdens Beneath the Hymns is a tender, layered coming-of-age story about faith, family, friendship, and the fragile line between who we're told to be and who we might actually become. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.