Disoriented

by Michael Ritchey

Tara Johnson wants answers. The world's uncaring hand has taken her best friend and the man she was going to marry. Now something dark and sinister is taking the world! The ecology of the planet is deteriorating rapidly. As a biology post-grad, Tara must find out why.

Ryan McKay, a brilliant LDS particle physicist, may have an answer and Tara's discovery may hold the key.

She and Ryan are strongly attracted to each other, but someone is trying to kill him. Can they escape the killer long enough for romance to bloom? Will they have the courage to figure out what's happening and go after those behind it?

Don't miss this exciting tale of love, intrigue, greed, sacrifice, life, death, good, evil, and the most determined hit man who ever lived...or died!

Genres: Lds Fiction

280 pages, Hard Cover Novel

First published January 1, 1999

Reviews

[Klgrissom]

This book was a little bit weird... I may not be the target audience for it... and this may be too science fiction for me to really appreciate. When I finished the book i thought "...what did I just read..."

I will read it again, because very few books have ever made me think that. I have been searching for this book, and finally found it after 3 years, because it was just out there, and weirdly entertaining because of it. depending on who you are, I don't know if I would recommend it, although, i'm sure there are a lot of people out there that would like this book.

[Megan Swanson]

So, this wasn't at all what I was expecting. I was expecting a cool little story where they figure everything out by putting their heads together and getting bits of help here and there along the way. I suppose that's the way it happened, but there's a couple of twists in there that had me laughing, but mostly crying.

[Susan]

My son said this was LDS Sci-fi, which pretty much sums it all up.

[Johyne']

This is some fun LDS fiction. You have to suspend your disbelief sometimes...but it's fun.

[Emily]

Weird but sucks you in. Pretty fun read.

[Nancy]

Liked the story and the charactors, but had a little more scientific detail that I like. Overall a good read with a concept that will make you think.

[Kash]

Fun, don't take too seriously, LDS fiction