The Omega Project

by James Fuller

Peter is a brilliant writer with a successful career. Yet, he has struggled with spiritual matters for years and only through reason and study come to believe in a universal God. But he in no way accepts Christianity. He can't believe Jesus is the Truth and finds no logical way to understand the Trinity. Even as all this is true, Peter begins to feel that God could be speaking to him. Peter feels a soft whisper in his soul and wonders if he could be wrong about the Truth. As Peter discovers authentic Christianity, he learns what many have forgotten. That to be called by Jesus' name, the Christ, we must learn obedience. And those who live as true Christians will suffer consequences for choosing to obey.

85 pages, Paperback

Published August 10, 2004

About the author

James Fuller has enjoyed the fine art of writing for many years now, he's currently in the process of bringing out his new up and coming fantasy novel: Fall Of The King, the first book in which he hopes to be a series of nine books. James has also written movie scripts, short stories, and has had numerous pieces of poetry published. Through the years he has acquired quite a large fan base for his ...fiction not only through his blog and other various social networking websites such as Facebook but with other writers and artists of all sorts. James' other personal projects also include a comic series for mature readers; a tale of love, loss and vengeance which ignites in amazing emotion as James hopes to bring his character and story to life (collaborating with an artist.)

James has an absolute passion for bringing characters and situations to life with his detailed writing skills that really brings his books to life and makes his characters and their journeys so favourable. As an author he also goes above and beyond when it comes to writing battle scenes, the intricate design and explanations of fighting, not only in swordplay but also in tactics is one of James incredible expertise in which he delights in.

When James isn't on his computer writing his 2nd book of his fantasy series (Salvas) or writing short stories he enjoys recreational activities such a camping, fishing, hiking, and archery. Along with being an adventurous outdoors man James also spends many of his hours in a day as a devoted husband and father.