Justice of Affliction

by Wendie L. Edwards, Blythe Edwards (Editor)

Braun is protectively catapulted to the deadliest, northernmost region of the world to hide from the mastermind behind America’s destruction. At the same time, Dane, now a soldier in the National Police, is caught on the East Coast of America. The nation begins a melt-down that has been carefully planned and executed by that same mastermind and his secret, international associates. Dane must use all his resources and knowledge if he’s going to avoid the violent and hungry mobs that rampage over the land. His goal is to make it home alive! Brea is condemned to a life of loneliness in her last term of pregnancy as Matt divorces her to appease his father. Young Carea is ripped from the ones she loves and taken to the prison camps in response to violence. She is targeted as a high-risk to the nation’s security because of the chip that remains in her forehead. Bo’s heart is ripped from his chest in mourning as Corrynne tries to comfort him. His family is falling apart! Did God forget them? Is he forsaking them?

Genres: Lds Fiction

512 pages, Paperback

Published September 4, 2007

Reviews

[Andrew Atkinson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cry, laugh, get educated and entertained! Amazing book series, people who fault a visionary work for a few typos are missing the point...there is no other contender for "last days" LDS historical fiction. Writing about the "end days" AND keeping in line with scriptures and latter day prophecy in NO EASY TASK! Hurrah for Wendie L. Edwards! I have read a lot of fiction and fantasy novels and this IS very good. Wendy keeps it interesting like J.K., but while sharing information that is much more relevant than Hogwarts! Wendie has done the hard research for you, and also gives it to you in copious footnotes if you don't trust her. This is the kind of information that may lead to your temporal and spiritual survival in the near future, AND it is entertaining...what could be more worth your reading time than that?

[Shannon · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series is about the last days. Giving a very interest protrail of the last days making you think about your need to perpare for these days. Like the Work and the glory she has put together a fictional family and put them into the middle of the facts about about what is coming. allow you to put yourself into the place of the family. however the best part is the notes and references at the end of each chapter.

[Gail · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another good book - a great lesson to learn - that you need to remember to trust the Lord, be obedient, grateful and acknowledging the Lord in all things even though your life is crumbling down around your feet - all things are for our own good and we don't always know our Heavenly Father's plan. We can't get angry to feel the Lord has abandoned us. Difficult but a lesson we need to learn. He is there, always, for us. We need to be ready and prepared for the future.

[Kursten · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyed the series and read all the books in a few days. I rated this one a four because the storyline seemed to drag a bit. Very informative, interesting and I like that the series has made me think a little differently about the last days.

[Apzmarshl · Rating 4 out of 5]

Again I'm still very impressed with the author's study and investigation of so many subjects in order to write this book. Footnotes include so much information. Much of it on government, economics, etc.

[Becky · Rating 4 out of 5]

Waiting for my Mom to send me number 5!

[Michelle Ratliff · Rating 4 out of 5]

The stoires get better with every book. I read this one in a day. The conflict in this book can be so real it really maked you think about getting ready for all that life is gonna through at you.

[Londa Frankis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great !!!!!!

[Lance]

edwards continues to hit her writing stride...now eager to see where she ends the story...creating more interest in me

[Rachel Robins · Rating 4 out of 5]

Please see series review under Book #1.

[Leilops · Rating 5 out of 5]

almost finished with this book, so far it is as captivating as the rest. Definitely addicting