Redemption Value examines and narrates the process of forgiveness for the sins of the world that have persevered for far too long. Can the hands of those in control of the world seek the forgiveness necessary to return us to the utopian life that existed in the Garden of Eden?
About The Book
Peter Wright was born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, to Glenn and Dorothy Wright, parents and teachers. After studying at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business, Peter met his wife Isabel in New York City as a young professional, starting his career as a research analyst on Wall Street. Isabel is from La Guajira, Colombia, and together they raise their family of two girls, Isabella and Gabriella, and two dogs, Gucci and Fendi, in Needham, Massachusetts.
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Redemption Value examines and narrates the process of forgiveness for the sins of the world that have persevered for far too long. Can the hands of those in control of the world seek the forgiveness necessary to return us to the utopian life that existed in the Garden of Eden? “Father” Jacob, an assistant sommelier offering fine vintage wines at the restaurant at which he worked, led three lives — he had his job at the restaurant, he was a kind sponsor for the children at a Parisian orphanage, Sequana, and he was the leader of a cabal governing the entire Western world. His primary responsibility was known only to those whose interests were best served by protecting his confidentiality. He would soon be called upon and challenged to create a new world order, righting the collective wrongs of humanity. Can the sins of the world possibly be forgiven? Redemption Value examines the seven sins and five virtues to establish the foundational groundwork for forgiveness and ultimate redemption.
”Wow! Redemption Value struck a chord with its deep exploration of moral complexities, making it a must-read for those who appreciate thought-provoking narratives. Highly recommended!
Rosie ColemanCurriculum Director
”Redemption Value by Peter Wright captivates with its fearless examination of profound consequences, leaving readers pondering important questions.
Rosie ColemanCurriculum Director
”What I really loved about this book is that it was an emotionally resonant and thought-provoking tale that masterfully tackles intricate societal issues, offering an authentic and engaging literary journey.
Rosie ColemanCurriculum Director
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