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Sehn’s Quest

Simon Mitchell

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Simon Mitchell

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    From a life of quiet influence to the center of a nation's storm, Sehn's world is irrevocably transformed by a single act of unexpected heroism. Suddenly thrust into the digital spotlight, he becomes a reluctant prophet, his image radiating an inexplicable light that ignites a firestorm of fervent devotion and political maneuvering. When offered the ultimate prize - a seat on the Supreme Court - Sehn must navigate a treacherous path, battling not only the entrenched power of the establishment but also the weight of divine expectation. Can he reconcile his past with his newfound destiny? Will he succumb to the intoxicating allure of power or forge a new path guided by his own evolving principles? Sehn's Quest is a gripping exploration of faith, ambition, and the unpredictable nature of fate in a world obsessed with the digital gaze.

    ISBN : 978-1-83543-659-2

    Scheduled: 11/12/2025

    Pages : 164

    Size : 205x140

    Imprint : Olympia Publishers

    Simon Mitchell

    Simon Mitchell was born in Uganda in 1959. He moved to Rhodesia at nine months old. He left at sixteen to avoid the army and went to a minor UK public school and the University of London. Then, he did a postgraduate at Groupe Essec in Paris and returned to Zimbabwe post-independence. He battled the World Bank until they recruited him. In his twenty-five WB years, Simon lived in Washington, DC, Belgrade, and Rabat. After retirement, Simon followed his spouse with their twelve-year-old son when he was posted to Bangkok.

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