Jack Johnson hates God even more than he does his daughter’s killer. When she and his son-in-law are murdered in cold blood, Jack Johnson’s anger at God reaches its zenith. Frustrated with what he sees as police incompetence, Jack begins his own investigation. His interference causes another death. Feeling trapped, the killer sets his sights on the remainder of Jack’s family. As Jack hunts for the murderer, another pursues him. The Holy Spirit will not let go of the one who is the object of so many prayers. Will God answer Jack’s wife’s and granddaughter’s prayers in time to save his life and soul?
Genre: FICTION / Christian / Suspense36 reviews
4.6 out of 5 stars
He was about to sneak out of the church when he heard the parsonage screen door slam. Drawing deeper into the shadows, he looked out the side window at the parsonage. Yes, there was Jim strolling across the adjoining lawns, whistling a tune the man recognized from his childhood.
He snorted. “Amazing grace. Yeah, you're gonna need amazing grace today," he huffed as he eased the hunting knife out of its sheath.
As Jim reached for the doorknob, Kristie called, "Hon, don't forget the cooler. It's in the closet of your Sunday School room."
"Okay, dear." Turning, Jim saw something flash in the sunlight and felt a sharp, agonizing pain in his chest.
"Ahhhhhhhh!" he screamed. In shock and disbelief, he saw his murderer withdraw into the church.
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Author review: A wonderful translation. I look forward to working with you again |
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Author review: Great I will be working with her again. |
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Author review: This is the second book Diana has completed. I highly recommend her. |
