Divine Tales: The Child

Divine Tales are antidotes for Holy Stories. Holy Stories in which some monotheistic male God has monopolized Heaven and cast old men in all the crucial parts, be that as patriarchs, prophets, popes, or padres. All while women play virgins, wives, whores, witches, or some sexually deviate combination thereof.

Divine Tales causes chaos in Holy Stories by introducing Goddesses, matriarchs, and girls with outlandish powers. Bitches that don't bend over easily. Divine Women capable of dissecting Holy Men's religious madness and delusions of grandeur. While Holy Stories are the building blocks of Holy Books, Divine Tales connects into Mythic Novels.

The Child is a mythic novel that consists of four divine tales: The Conception,
The Incarnation, The Coming, and The Child.

Dinah Jacobs Divine Tales is a series of mythic novels that connects into a saga meant to challenge any manmade religion.

The Child

A Dead Witch.
An Impotent Husband.
An Excommunicated Nun
A Pregnant Virgin, and a mad Padre doing God's work on earth.
A Child immaculately conceived during the Feast of the Incarnation connects them all.

On March 25, 1876, two things happen that will change the New World forever.
After ten years of fruitless marriage, Mar?a Guadalupe finally conceives on the shores of Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana. The problem is that her husband is not there, no other man for that matter. Just her, a sting in her womb and a whispering voice.
After three weeks of fasting in the Chihuahua desert, Padre Joaqu?n discovers that he is not dead. On the contrary, he is in Corpus Christi, a small tropical paradise on the Gulf of Mexico. And that is where God finally speaks to the Padre. Promises him that he shall be born again. By a virgin. As his own son.
Willing to use any means to save her unborn child from the Padre's religious madness, the increasingly pregnant Mar?a accepts help from an ex-nun, her dead grandmother, and two pagan goddesses.

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