Matthew a Pagan

The Redemption: Unfinished Business Matthew a Pagan

Publisher Marketing: The path to redemption is not an easy one to find, let alone to follow. There are, for even the most righteous of us, numerous roadblocks that we encounter along the journey, and some are so powerful that they prevent us from moving forward and closer to God. But for some of us, the challenges are even greater. Sometimes, we are forced to do things we don't want to do, simply for the sake of survival. So, when the lives of his loved ones are put on the line, sure enough, a player will keep on playing even when he's ready to turn his life over to God's graces and drop out of the game. Unfinished Business is the second volume in Matthew A. Pagan's The Redemption series, which exposes the harsh realities of the gangster and dope game lifestyles that are a prominent part of poverty-stricken neighborhoods across the country. It presents real life events in a fiction format, and delivers an incredibly believable account of modern urban life to which anyone who has ever been involved in the player's lifestyle can relate. In this volume, Matt's world is turned upside down when he discovers that he still has some unfinished business to resolve. In the eighteen months that he's been recovering from the curtain of shells fired from his lieutenant's gun, someone else has been recovering, too. And now a person he'd thought was dead is suddenly resurrected again, and has a score to settle with Matt. But Matt is not about to let his unfinished business finish him before he finishes it, especially after his girlfriend and their son are kidnapped from his home. Can Matt outrun a deadly personal vendetta and save his family in time? Or will his shot at saving them, and at redemption, be lost when he's dragged back into the game? Step into this compelling criminal-life drama to find out, and be prepared for surprises. The Redemption: Unfinished Business intimately explores the softer side of the hard life and shows the pain involved in virtually every gangster's process of finding redemption.