The enemy has been largely exposed. The plan is ready to be executed, but when it’s in the Lord’s hands you never know for sure beforehand
Deborah has received her orders and they scare her half to death. An assassin? Really? How can she do that? Killing in cold blood! Stones’ recent, extreme conversion in Evulsion surfaces in some severe questions about what she is doing, both its legality and morality. But she’s working with a Godly team.
General Marti has similar issues as he aligns his new-found faith with his plans for the redemption of his error. Fort Bliss will be a tough fight against Santiana.
The rest of the plans are much more fluid as Senator Aragón deals with the reality of leadership, under God. God’s plans are amazing, as usual.
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I've been a compulsive reader since I was eight years old. It's not uncommon for me to read a book or more a day. I became a fine artist during my hippie days from 1967-71. After graduation from U of Minn, I almost immediately got into publishing, first as an illustrator, then as a graphic designer, then a typographer, art director, instructor, program director, author, font designer, online teacher, self-publisher. All the while I did some art, wrote a lot, and kept myself busy.
My main blog and Website is The Skilled Workman which covers resources for publishing books and ebooks with InDesign, plus training for designing fonts.
These days it's primarily a solid food believers site.
The spiritual blog is Reality Calling which covers my Christian writing and books, plus the books of authors I represent and/or design for.
I sell my fonts at MyFonts.com for the most part, but also at fonts.com