THE FORLORN SERIES

Penny’s Journal

A novella in the Forlorn series.

Grace and Jared have inexplicably disappeared. For the next decade, their friend Penny keeps a prayer journal, detailing her personal struggles in a society slowly unraveling from pandemics, natural disasters, famine, crime, and war.

When all seems lost, a new leader arrives on the scene who claims he will save the world—but who is he really?

 

 

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After thousands of years imprisoned in the Abyss, the fallen angels known as the Watchers are on the loose. Jared Lorn and Grace Fortune have also escaped from prison, but all they want to do is get home to their family. Dark forces conspire against them, and soon they find themselves on a perilous journey to the Other Side, the spiritual realm.

They must battle the Watcher Samyaza and his cohorts to escape, not knowing that the leader of the Watchers, Azazel, has taken control of the real world and subjugated all nations to his will. Soon they must join the few that are left standing against this worldwide evil, those that have not given in, known as the Forbidden

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Penny first appears in FORLORN as a teenage drug addict living on the streets of Buffalo who tries to kill Grace because she blames Grace for the death of her boyfriend, Derrick. Like Mary Magdalene, she is delivered from several demons by Grace and her friends and soon becomes the most ardent Jesus-follower of all the characters in FORLORN. Being completely new to faith, she starts writing a journal to chronicle her spiritual journey and document her prayers. PENNY’S JOURNAL is a view of the FORLORN series from Penny’s perspective—how she prayed through the events and how they shaped her own walk with the Lord. It is meant as both a story of deliverance and a devotional for teens to help them through the most challenging times of their lives.

Gina Detwiler

Writing, for me, is a great way to do many things without really doing anything. I started out life wanting to be a teacher, (and in between a bunch of other things, like an architect and a veterinarian and, for a brief time, a nun) then an actress, then a theatre director (when I was never cast in the parts I wanted.) Theatre was my life, as they say; I thought it was my calling. After studying English and Drama at Vassar College, I was accepted in the Theatre Directing MFA program at Columbia University where I soon discovered that the New York theatre world was not for me.