LITTLE FLOWER: A Novel

By: Ted Oswald
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  • LITTLE FLOWER chronicles the unique bond shared by two damaged souls: Sister Shanti, a mischievous, elderly nun from Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity, and Meeta, a young prostitute with dreams of a life lived outside the brothel. Thrown together when a young man they love is murdered, they embark upon a darkly comic journey through New Delhi’s underbelly in a search to understand the curious crime that has stolen him. Novel-meets-podcast in a quirky and moving story Publishers Weekly calls "a unique, lovely take on faith, understanding, forgiveness, and love," read by Zehra Jane Naqvi.
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Episodes
  • Episode 12
    Mar 26 2022
    55 mins
  • Episode 11
    Mar 26 2022

    What Help Would You Need to Bring This to an End?

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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Episode 10
    Mar 26 2022

    Where We Must Go

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    1 hr and 4 mins

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