Looking In The Window: Ann Jones Defends Her Faith in Breaking Barriers

Christianity underground...churches destroyed...Ann’s determined to save the faith she loves. James wants to protect her.

Five Star Reviews: What people are saying about Breaking Barriers

“This is a short novella, but it is packed with great dialog, authentic three-dimensional characters, and page-turning action. Then there is a sweet romance tucked inside as well. This could happen anywhere, anytime in today's world.”

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“Hang on for a whirlwind of a tale that’ll take you to the sunshine state of Florida and have you oohing, awing, shaking your head and even smiling throughout. Author Gail Pallotta has done it again, written an exceptional faith based, action packed romance. Bravo to a great read!!”

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“The first words gripped my heart and twisted hard, and Ms. Pallotta’s words didn’t release their strangle hold until the final sentence.”

“Her characters bloomed on each page, except for her antagonist—The Worm. He slithered and slimmed everything he touched. And Ann was his target. Ms. Pallotta’s twists and turns in the plot line had me screaming at Ann—“Nooo!” But convinced God called her for this moment, Ann plunges on, knowing every day might be her last. Was it worth the price she had to pay?”

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“I highly recommend, Breaking Barriers, with a true to life suspenseful story line that held my attention from beginning to end! With inspiring Christian responses. I loved that the setting of the novel is in coastal Florida! And, that mid way through the novel the key characters take a nice, refreshingly peaceful & tranquil AirBoat ride through the Everglades, that came to life for me with Gail Pallotta's excellent writing!!”

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“...the story Gail has developed shows us clearly that those with faith can stand against opposition, whatever form it takes. I enjoyed the character of Ann, James and Freddie. We're taught that first impressions of someone can be wrong and Ann learned that and made things right. Love, faith and friendship conquer all, a wonderful message for us. I didn't want to stop reading as the end of each chapter left me hanging on a cliff as good writers do.”

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