An Ember in Time, Anna M Aquino

An Ember In Time

In a time where Pastor Jon Stevens feels like he has lost his hope, one divine encounter will change his life.
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Playing Saint

Yesterday, Parker Saint’s only concern was his swiftly rising megachurch star power. Today, he’s just trying to stay alive.
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The Chair

When an elderly lady shows up in Corin Roscoe’s antiques store and gives him a chair she claims was built by Christ, he scoffs. But then a boy is healed, a mega-church pastor is determined to manipulate Corin. Supernatural suspense by James L. Rubart.
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The Dark Man by Marc Schooley

The Dark Man

Master of disguise Charles Graves goes undercover to infiltrate one of the last Christian cells in the South. But sometimes he who persecutes the church is destined to serve her.
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The 13th Demon by Bruce Hennigan

The 13th Demon

Three years ago, a psychopathic killer possessed by the “thirteenth” demon destroyed Jonathan Steel’s life. Now he searches the countryside for the hideous creature.
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The Silence

Out of global chaos, Reverend Jerry Moses grows a tiny Illinois farm church into the “Garden of Eden,” a cult-like community touting food as the new currency for a world gone silent. Three people journey to confront his heretical teaching. End-times suspense by Jim Kraus.
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The Visitation by Frank Peretti
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The Visitation

As the quiet community of Antioch escalates in its religious fervor, Travis Jordan must questions his faith and the increasing extremism and zealotry overtaking the town.
Twenty-five years after its summer 1999 publication, Frank Peretti’s The Visitation has aged beautifully, pitting one burned-out pastor versus church culture, heretical cults, and the quiet power of the true Christ.
—Lorehaven review, spring 2020
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By My Hands by Alton Gansky

By My Hands

Who is behind these mysterious healings, and why do the healed patients all vanish? Is this an act of God or an incredible hoax?
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Piercing the Darkness by Frank Peretti

Piercing The Darkness

Across a vast panorama of heart-stopping action, Sally Roe’s journey is a penetrating portrayal of our times, a reflection of our wanderings, and a vivid reminder of the redemptive power of the Cross.
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This Present Darkness, Frank E. Peretti
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This Present Darkness

A skeptical reporter and a prayerful pastor are caught up in a hideous New Age plot to enslave the townspeople of Ashton.
This Present Darkness’s 1986 publication may have seemed insignificant at the time, but Frank E. Peretti’s first supernatural thriller shook the foundations of Christian fiction.
—Lorehaven review, spring 2020
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