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Meet local author Bryon Johnson: From Dope Fiend 2 Son of a King
Local author Bryon Johnson dropped by our studios to talk to publisher Mike McCool about his book From Dope Fiend 2 Son of a King. He will be at the Royal Oak Bookshop located at 207 S Royal Ave in Front Royal on July 6th from 1 – pm.
About the book:
In this book, you will travel the road to redemption in the experience of a young male who was destined to fail from birth. You will witness trauma that turns into triumph in the face adversity when God decides to introduce himself to a person struggling in addiction with limited education, resources and hope. This book will inspire all who dare to read it to know that all things are possible to them that believe. Upon completion of this book, every soul will find their inner giant, strength and courage to do the impossible by the power of the Holy Spirit who resides in every believer.
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