With Twain He Flew

aThe scandal of the age aSo people in the street refer to it. Child abuse by amen of the clotha has evoked more anger and more embarrassment than any event in recent history. The characters in this novel indicate that the only things worse than the problem itself are the hastily conceived solutions that ignore principles of adue process.aAware that the issue is not confined to the Roman Catholic Church, the author allows readers to look over the shoulders of his characters into the official chambers of the fictional Congregational Anglican Church.A seminary professor seeks to set the record straight about the church trial of her dad. Aided by a nurse friend and a secret society led by a former priest, she wages a difficult uphill battle amidst pressures of society and the church. Their productive digging in the churchas backyard encouragesthe reader to do the same.