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Precious Cargo: A 14 year old smuggles Bibles into Cuba, tells the gripping story 35 years later from his home in East Africa.
On arrival in Havana, one of Nathaniel’s ten fellow smugglers is apprehended. Will he give up his team? From the start, the mission is plagued with such questions. Will their precious cargo be confiscated? Will their Cuban contacts be compromised — or worse? Nathaniel recounts the unfolding mission on dark city streets, a festive seafront square, and in a rural village, making very clear at every turn why their cargo is precious indeed.
This is a short but entertaining read, perfect for mystery enthusiasts, book clubs, classroom discussions, and community engagement around the topics of politics, faith, censorship, compassion, and Christian missions. Dr. Dunigan designed the epilogue to challenge established conceptions and convictions about the Message of his precious cargo, taking the concise but compelling narrative to a place of personal reflection, and inviting you to do the same.
I hope this SHORT STORY will be a fun read for you, and maybe get you thinking a bit, too. Don’t forget to leave a review on Amazon after you read it! Here’s THE LINK to purchase.
Have a look at another of my books: “We Are Not Mahogany: Three stories about the male African Life.” Read that first chapter for FREE, by clicking HERE.
