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Each hero is an unlikely champion of good, with their actions seeming improbable without God's grace

FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- In author Thomas Trese's new book, "The Heros," a restauranteur from Seattle, an oil field foreman from West Texas., and a burned-out ex-Chicago cop have one thing in common. At first glance, all three characters may not have much jointly. However, along with seven other everyday Americans, they come together in Nashville, Tenn., each having a call to action, trusting their inner voice as they combat evil in their hometowns.

Main characters Stephanie, Cody, and Danny take center stage, leading their fellow heroes on three adventures. The group confronts a phony TV faith healer in Nashville, human and drug traffickers in Texas., and racial hate groups in Chicago, all while navigating their own personal battles—addiction, anger, and control. Their mentors, drawn from their past, offer guidance, helping them overcome their demons and grow in their faith.

"My characters represent the struggle we all face between our flaws and our faith," said Trese. "As they confront evil in the world, they are also fighting their personal demons."

The characters' journey reminds readers that transformation is always possible, even in the face of overwhelming odds. Through their struggles and victories, they illustrate that God's grace is the key to unlocking their potential growth and divine intervention, showing readers no matter how lost or broken they may feel, they are never beyond the reach of God's transformative love.

"The characters' journey serves as a powerful reminder that transformation is always within reach, no matter how overwhelming the odds may seem, God is present, and his love conquers for all," said Trese.

"The Heros"
By Thomas Trese
ISBN: 9781664274167 (softcover); 9781664274150 (hardcover); 9781664274174 (electronic)
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About the author
Thomas Trese is a neurologist who practiced in Fort Worth, Texas., for 38 years. He's enjoying his retirement with his wife, Dianne, playing steel guitar, cooking, and traveling as well as writing fiction. He loves the Altamesa Church of Christ in Fort Worth where he's been a member for 22 years. To learn more, please visit .

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