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by Richard French (Author)

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A Team of Film-makers: A 17th Century Controversy and the Woman at the Center of it

This novel takes place in two time periods – the mid-20th century and almost 300 years before in a fictional English colony in the new world called Sagadac.
The veteran director Vincent Adair hopes to reinvigorate his career by making a movie about a theological controversy that spread through Sagadac in the 17th century. He involves many other people in his plans, of course, and the odd-numbered chapters of this novel tell about the experiences of some of them – veteran actors, technical people, residents of the town where the filming takes place, and Adair himself.
The even-numbered chapters present the story of the controversy from the viewpoint of one of the participants, who was first a friend and then an adversary of the woman at the center of the story, who believes the colony has turned dry and rigid, so she brings untested ideas that defy the ruling orthodoxy.
One purpose of “The Opinionists” is to give examples of conflicts between creativity and established order and between love for freedom and abuse of power. Another purpose is to invite readers to think about what makes good leadership.
If you like stories about courageous women, human error, and America’s past, then “The Opinionists” will appeal to you.
Buy this novel now that adapts a story from America’s past for the use of readers today. .

Length: 296 pages

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About the Author

Richard French is an American who's been in Canada for more than 25 years. He now lives and writes in Toronto. He has 13 novels and a collection of prose sketches available on kindle direct publishing. He's now uploading these works to CreateSpace. Now retired, he's still active as a pastor with the Lutheran Church-Canada. Christian themes play a role in most of his novels.

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File Size: 570 KB
Print Length: 296 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publication Date: December 21, 2012
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00ARP1SCW
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- #5758 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Historical Fiction > Religious
- #6017 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Religious & Inspirational Fiction > Christian > Historical
- #10271 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Literary Fiction > Historical

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Two tales intertwined, but was it necessary?

ByS. J. Wilsonon February 21, 2013

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I have to say I enjoyed the Opinionists. I do wish I had read it in a different way, though.

This book contains two stories, one set in colonial America in a fictional place that resembles Boston, Mass. The other set in the western part of the fictional state that resembles Massachusetts, but is in more modern times.

Each story was compelling in its own right, but each added little to the other, and could have easily stood alone. The tale alternates between paragraphs, and I think that had I read it by story instead of straight through it would have been more enjoyable.

I really wish the author had picked ONE of the tales and fleshed it out more because there was more to be told in each.

If you like going back and forth in time while you read, and don't mind if the stories are only loosely connected, then I think you might enjoy this book.

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