Thank you for downloading my book. I hope you'll consider making a contribution for it.
Acts of the Apostles took me four years to write. It was a hellish time -- I won't bore you with the details -- other than to say that my obsession with writing it nearly destroyed my family. That was all along time ago, and we seem to have survived OK.
It's been gratifying to see the book doing as well as it has done. Many people like it; some people like it very very much. But I've never made much money from it, and paying the bills remains a daunting challenge.
I sell the book for $3 on Amazon, and that's what I'm asking for here. If you can afford it, I would certainly appreciate it.
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