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Book Synopsis Apollyon's War by : Glenda Norwood Petz
Download or read book Apollyon's War written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Glenda Norwood Petz. This book was released on 2022-07-06 with total page 748 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: On January 20, 2025, Lucius Belvedere Maximus is inaugurated as the newly appointed President of the United States. Loved and admired by an astronomical and loyal following, he’s not your average politician. In fact, he’s not even human. Under the guise of a mortal man, Apollyon the Destroyer has been elected to the highest office in the land. His mission? To sow worldwide discord, chaos, death, and destruction. With the assistance of his Vice President, Greg Coates, they launch and unleash Operation Wormwood, a lethal, manmade virus designed to annihilate mankind. The incurable disease has a 99% mortality rate and is remarkably transmissible, killing its victims within hours of becoming infected. With the deadly viral outbreak raging across the world, catastrophic events increase in occurrence and intensity. Earthquakes, cataclysmic storms, locust invasions, floods, raging wildfires, and global volcanic eruptions are all precursors to the impending grand finale. The few survivors who remain after billions of deaths from Wormwood, and international destruction from an onslaught of disastrous events, will bear witness to an extinction level event – the end of the world.
Download or read book APOLLYON written by Ángel Ruiz Cediel and published by Ángel Ruiz Cediel. This book was released on 2024-10-01 with total page 350 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Men of faith know that the end of time is not far away, just like the Christians with their Apocalypse and the Mohammedans with the sura The Hour, and even the agnostics had a premonition of it, erroneously linking this event to the arrival of Nibiru in 2012 and the end of time of the Mayan Calendar. In all cases, the signs of the fulfillment of that time are unmistakable. The last signs, the false plagues and the massive vaccinations (the mark of the Beast), are already present. After this there is only the fall of the stars, the opening of the abyss and the torment of those who have the mark of the Beast (those who have been vaccinated). But the Holy Scriptures do not speak of a single asteroid that will hit the Earth, but of two: a fiery mountain, like a stadium, and Wormwood, which will open the abyss and release the last plague. Power, the same power that has spent history believing itself to be God, has prepared itself to save itself from the inevitable: it has created financial crises and pandemics to plunder states and build underground bunkers to hide in (as prophesied), and since the 1980s, when the Doomsday Equation returned an inevitable singularity as the only result, they have done so all over the world. However, time has run out.
Book Synopsis The Bloodred Tree by : John C. Stringer
Download or read book The Bloodred Tree written by John C. Stringer and published by Wipf and Stock Publishers. This book was released on 2010-12-08 with total page 185 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Flood, Noah, angels, demons, dinosaurs, monsters, archaeology, ancient history, epic fantasy, John Stringer brings us a fearsome, captivating, ultimately redemptive and realistic glimpse at the war in heaven and the pre-Flood earth, where terrible nephaliim stalk the ground. Mankind suffers, and Unos works to redeem all things against a backdrop of angelic rebellion and war. Vitruvius Affluveum is a frustrated archaeologist who makes an incredible discovery near his exhausted excavation site at Nemrut Dag, Turkey, a discovery that captivates the world . . . In the skies above, the melody of heaven sang beneath the wings of the giant pterosaurs and was heard deep in the veins of the earth where rock flowed like liquid gold nursing the world and warming her skin. But archangels clashed, the Watchers came, and nephaliim were spawned. The earth groans in a travesty of darkness, death, and dread. Lost in the tide, OnŽ, God's precious, created man is lured away and abandons his one true hope. But the Throne has a plan . . .
Book Synopsis The pilgrim's progress, The holy war, and other selected works, arranged by the editors of Sturm's Devotions. Tallis's pictorial ed by : John Bunyan
Download or read book The pilgrim's progress, The holy war, and other selected works, arranged by the editors of Sturm's Devotions. Tallis's pictorial ed written by John Bunyan and published by . This book was released on 1850 with total page 394 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Book Synopsis Pilgrim's Progress, Puritan Progress by : Kathleen M. Swaim
Download or read book Pilgrim's Progress, Puritan Progress written by Kathleen M. Swaim and published by University of Illinois Press. This book was released on 1993 with total page 390 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: For at least the first two centuries following its publication, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress was among the most formative and beloved books England contributed to the Western tradition, second only to the English Bible in popularity and influence. In this important new study, Kathleen Swaim recognizes Bunyan as a major Puritan cultural figure and Pilgrim's Progress as a multilayered locus of cultural, historical, and theological, as well as literary, systems. Her work maps shifts of cultural and theological emphasis as Christian's focus on the Word and Protestant martyrdom in Part I (1678) gives way to Christiana's characteristic emphasis on good works and the material reality of the Church in the world in Part II (1684). Swaim's study locates Part I of Pilgrim's Progress within the discourses of allegory, myth, the biblical and sermonic word, and the conversion narrative tradition. It locates Part II within modern social constructions, particularly those of gender, and within contemporary church practices and emerging new modes of representation. It draws upon Bunyan's numerous other works to explicate Pilgrim's Progress as a mirror of evolving late seventeenth-century Puritan culture.
Book Synopsis Apollyon and the Reaction of the Slavonians by : Frederick Thomas Buller
Download or read book Apollyon and the Reaction of the Slavonians written by Frederick Thomas Buller and published by . This book was released on 1847 with total page 270 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Book Synopsis Ordeal by Battle by : Frederick Scott Oliver
Download or read book Ordeal by Battle written by Frederick Scott Oliver and published by MACMILLAN AND CO. This book was released on 1915 with total page 222 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: It is hardly necessary to plead, in extenuation of those many faults which any impartial reader will discover in the following pages, the impossibility of discussing events which are unfolding themselves around us, in the same detached spirit as if we were dealing with past history. The greater part of this volume has been written in haste, and no one is more alive to its shortcomings than the author himself. Faults of style are a small matter, and will be easily forgiven. It has not been the aim to produce a work of literary merit, but solely to present a certain view of public affairs. It is to be hoped that actual errors of fact are rare. Inconsistencies however—or apparent inconsistencies—cannot be altogether avoided, even by careful revision. But the greatest difficulty of all is to keep a true sense of proportion. In Part I.—The Causes of War—an attempt has been made to state, very briefly, why it has hitherto proved impossible to eliminate the appeal to arms from human affairs; to set out the main incidents which occurred at the opening of the present European struggle; to explain the immediate occasions, as well as the more permanent and deep-seated causes, of this conflict; to consider some of the most glaring miscalculations which have arisen out of misunderstanding between nations. In Part II.—The Spirit of German Policy—an attempt has been made to understand the ambitions of our chief antagonist, and to trace the manner in which these ambitions have been fostered, forced, and corrupted by a priesthood of learned men. The relations which exist between this Pedantocracy and the Bureaucracy, the Army, the Rulers, and the People of Germany have been examined. It would appear that under an academic stimulus, healthy national ambitions have become morbid, have resulted in the discovery of imaginary grievances, and have led the Governing Classes of Germany to adopt a new code of morals which, if universally adhered to, would make an end of human society. On the other hand, it would also appear that the German People have accepted the policy of their rulers, without in any way accepting, or even understanding, the morality upon which this policy is founded. It is also important for us to realise the nature of the judgment—not altogether unjustified—which our enemies have passed upon the British character, and upon our policy and institutions. In Part III.—The Spirit of British Policy—our own political course since the beginning of the century has been considered—the difficulties arising out of the competition for priority between aims which are not in themselves antagonistic: between Social Reform, Constitutional Reform, and Imperial Defence—the confusion which has resulted from the inadequacy of one small parliament, elected upon a large variety of cross issues, for dealing with these diverse needs—the lowering of the tone of public life, the depreciation in the character of public men, which have come about owing to these two causes, and also to a third—the steadily increasing tyranny and corruption of the party machines. The aim of British Foreign Policy has been simply—Security. Yet we have failed to achieve Security, owing to our blindness, indolence, and lack of leadership. We have refused to realise that we were not living in the Golden Age; that Policy at the last resort depends on Armaments; that Armaments, to be effective for their purpose, must correspond with Policy. Political leaders of all parties up to the outbreak of the present war ignored these essentials; or if they were aware of them, in the recesses of their own consciousness, they failed to trust the People with a full knowledge of the dangers which threatened their Security, and of the means by which alone these dangers could be withstood. To be continue in this ebook...
Book Synopsis Hearts of Aphra by : Glenda Norwood Petz
Download or read book Hearts of Aphra written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Tiger Eye Publications, LLC. This book was released on 2024-06-07 with total page 660 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: At 3:15 a.m., the ear-splitting alarm sounded. Seconds later, the blinding white light appeared. When it was over, five hundred Antelope Creek, Arizona residents lay dead, their remains a ghostly shade of white, their bodies completely bloodless. Survivors are left stunned by the strange phenomena. They’re scared and want answers that no one is able to provide. Not the CDC, WHO, or the EPA. This leads many of the residents to create their own theories about what transpired in their town. Old Jedediah Hodges swears that aliens are to blame. Maizie Guthrie is convinced that the Rapture has taken place. Jimmy Ray Wheeler believes it’s a Russian nuclear attack. Others worry that a deadly plague has been released upon the world, destined to eradicate humankind. There’s just one problem with those hypotheses. They’re all wrong. The extraordinary truth is uncovered inside the bodies during post-mortems, and the reality is beyond what anyone could’ve ever envisioned.
Book Synopsis A Requiem for Revenge by : Glenda Norwood Petz
Download or read book A Requiem for Revenge written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Glenda Norwood Petz. This book was released on 2022-03-14 with total page 764 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The crypt located on Row 2 Column 6 at Greenview Cemetery Mausoleum has been disintegrated. The coffin once interred inside the crypt now lies empty on the concrete floor of the vault. Its wood is cracked and shattered. The shredded satin lining of the coffin appears as though fingernails clawed through the fabric. The body of recently entombed Bradley Cavanaugh isn’t inside. Dead men can’t escape their graves and walk away, can they? Sheriff Nick Dunn of the Carter County Sheriff's Office doesn’t believe in the supernatural. He’s convinced the creepy incident is an act of vandalism carried out by a gang of juvenile delinquents. When the missing body fails to turn up in a search of the cemetery, Dunn opens his investigation into the macabre and bizarre case. Through Patrice Cavanaugh, widow of the deceased, and her sister, Gabby Morgan, Dunn learns that Bradley Cavanaugh was an aggressive, abusive alcoholic who had multiple enemies in life. Is it possible that one of them stole his body from the grave as retribution for the wrath and vicious behavior Cavanaugh subjected them to while he was still alive? Or was the body stolen for more sinister reasons by someone intending to use it to terrorize Patrice and drive her insane? As Dunn’s investigation brings him closer to the culprit behind the disappearance of Cavanaugh’s body, he realizes that Patrice is the one who’s in grave danger. Someone extremely close to her hated Bradley Cavanaugh passionately and swore the day would come when she’d get her revenge against him for destroying her life. Did that day finally arrive, and is Patrice an intended victim or only collateral damage? When Dunn encounters the horrific truth behind the body’s disappearance, the experience brings him face to face with unadulterated evil, and a realism that’s too unbelievable to be true.
Book Synopsis The Children In the Woods by : Glenda Norwood Petz
Download or read book The Children In the Woods written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Glenda Norwood Petz. This book was released on 2022-02-16 with total page 521 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Ghost Girl DeeDee Olsen Blanchard is back with another supernatural case to solve. Now an adult and Child Psychologist, she practices medicine in her hometown of Pahokee, Florida. New patient, seven-year-old Ethan Portman, is brought to DeeDee by his mother for treatment of what she believes is a dissociative disorder, telling DeeDee that he has always been a happy and loving child but has suddenly become despondent, refuses to eat, and no longer plays with his toys. Upon her assessment of, and conversation with Ethan, DeeDee discovers that his condition isn’t medically related. Ethan is being haunted by the dead twin brother that he never knew existed who is attempting to persuade him to join him so that they can be together forever. To Dee Dee’s shock and dismay, she understands that the only way her patient can be with his dead brother is for him to die as well. Determined to learn about the life and history of Nathan Banks, the deceased twin, DeeDee must go deep into the Florida Everglades to solve his murder. What she finds in her quest for the truth is gruesome and heartbreaking. Nathan’s ghost leads DeeDee and her husband, David, to Earl and Maylene Tibbetts, an ill-bred, illiterate, backwoods degenerate couple with a long history of abducting and murdering children across the state of Florida. The Tibbetts’ farm hides many dark and disturbing secrets, and it’s up to DeeDee to expose Earl and Maylene and the multiple crimes they’ve committed. Putting her own life at risk, she sets out to not only free the souls of the children trapped on the farm, but also to rescue the five living ones who remain there before the Tibbetts kill them, too.
Book Synopsis A Killing of Sparrows by : Glenda Norwood Petz
Download or read book A Killing of Sparrows written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Tiger Eye Publications, LLC. This book was released on 2023-06-07 with total page 436 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In this third installment of the Ghost Girl series, Dr. DeeDee Olsen Blanchard and Police Chief, Christi Newsome, investigate when a fourteen-year-old is arrested for shoplifting. Sage Barclay committed the crime intentionally wanting to get caught. The reasons why are alarming and disturbing. Her mother’s new boyfriend, Neil Comstock, has taken up residence with them, and he’s mentally and verbally abusive to Sage. Her mother, Doris, doesn’t believe the stories her daughter has told her about her beau. Why should she? He never mistreats Sage in her presence. Doris is convinced that Sage is jealous over the relationship her mother has with Neil and is trying to split them up. When Doris and Neil are summoned to the police station after Sage’s arrest, DeeDee immediately realizes there’s a problem with Neil Comstock when she sees the spirits of two young girls who have attached themselves to him. It doesn’t stop there. The number of spirit appearances increases every time DeeDee sees him. Who are the young girls and how is Neil involved in their deaths? What no one knows is that Neil Comstock is a disingenuous imposter and murderous child predator with a dark and vicious history who targets vulnerable, single women with young daughters. Now that he’s lured Doris Barclay into his web of deception, he has Sage Barclay set in his crosshairs. Can DeeDee and Christi uncover his lethal past and reveal his true identity before he can make Sage Barclay his newest victim?
Book Synopsis Dream Weavers by : Glenda Norwood Petz
Download or read book Dream Weavers written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Glenda Norwood Petz. This book was released on 2021-10-12 with total page 532 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: When Joan Buchanan purchased the old Borloff estate in Castleton, Kentucky, she was unaware of its history and the dark secrets it held. Castleton residents believe the house is haunted by the ghosts of Borloff’s wife and children who all went missing sixty years before. Their bodies were never found. Townsfolk asserts that Josef Borloff brutally murdered his family then disposed of their bodies. They swear Borloff was the devil incarnate and that his spirit still remains inside Borloff Manor. A non-believer in the supernatural, Joan dismisses the rumors and warnings from the locals, a decision she will immediately come to regret. Only hours after moving in, she perceives that something unpleasant and mystifying is going on inside her new home. Whatever is behind the cause of the bizarre events adversely affects her, her two children, and the family dog, Conroy. Personal items that mysteriously disappear, peculiar noises coming from the cellar, insect and rat infestations, the stench of decay that permeates throughout the house, and unexplainable, realistically vivid nightmares plaguing them all are only the beginning of what’s in store for the Buchanan family. A dark evil lurks within Borloff Manor that only Conroy can see. If he could talk, he’d tell his family why he’s so drawn to the fireplace, and warn them about the mortal peril they’re in. But dogs can’t talk, and since they can’t see what he sees, he’ll just have to remain alert and do whatever it takes to keep his humans protected from the black shadow man that wants them all dead.
Book Synopsis The Fall of Autumn's Becoming by : Glenda Norwood Petz
Download or read book The Fall of Autumn's Becoming written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Glenda Norwood Petz. This book was released on 2022-03-25 with total page 568 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: On October 18, 2013, Autumn Marie Jensen disappeared from Gunney's on Route 93 in Kingman, Arizona. On October 18, 2024, she returned with no knowledge of her eleven-year absence, thrusting her into a life where nothing and no one is as she remembers. Her husband, Simon, is remarried, her two children are adults, and her best friend can't be located. Where was she for all those years, and why can't she remember what happened to her? Is the Autumn who returned to Kingman the same woman who vanished? The new version of her possesses an uncanny ability that the old version didn't. The power to heal the sick and injured. Her unexpected return wasn’t happenstance. She came back to fulfill a specific mission, one that will ultimately lead to her having to make the most important decision of her life. Making a choice between who lives, and who dies.
Download or read book Ghost Girl written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Glenda Norwood Petz. This book was released on 2022-02-16 with total page 551 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In this first installment of the Ghost Girl Series, Dr. Diedre “DeeDee” Olsen Blanchard shares how, at the age of fourteen, she came to acquire her phenomenal paranormal abilities, how she uses them to assist local law enforcement and provide solace to those grieving the deaths of loved ones. On the eastern bank of Lake Okeechobee, deep in the black gold of the Glades, lies the rural farming community of Pahokee. Famous for its agriculture, tropical fruits, fishing, airboats, and alligators, it’s also the home of DeeDee Olsen. And where a cold-blooded murderer is on the loose. In the fall of 1978, the town is in a panic when the Homecoming Queen disappears after the Homecoming football game. Last seen with her abusive boyfriend and his equally abusive friends, DeeDee is convinced that they’re responsible for her disappearance. Without evidence proving that they committed a crime, telling the police chief about her suspiciousness would be futile. However, when the spirit of the missing girl appears to DeeDee pleading for her assistance to solve her murder, she has no other choice than to do exactly that. But the results don’t fare well for her. The police chief is neither interested in nor amused by her bizarre and unbelievable story about how she knows the missing girl is dead. Frustrated, hurt, and embarrassed by his stern hostility toward her, she storms out of the station more determined than ever to convince him that she’s telling the truth. She has to find a way to make the chief believe her and she has to do it quickly. The killer is now stalking and threatening her. He knows about her psychic abilities. He knows where she lives. He’s observed her pay multiple visits to the police station. Realizing that his intimidation tactics and confrontations do nothing to dissuade her, he feels pressured to take the matter into his own hands. Unwilling to allow her to destroy his life by revealing what she knows about him, he makes it his personal goal to shut her up permanently. That means he’ll have to kill again.
Book Synopsis The Meadows by : Glenda Norwood Petz
Download or read book The Meadows written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Tiger Eye Publications, LLC. This book was released on 2024-01-02 with total page 1072 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Murder. Unexplainable disappearances. Illegal surveillance inside private homes. Human organ trafficking. A secret society with unorthodox customs. Are these occurrences mere coincidences, or are the inexplicable phenomena connected? Welcome to Sunnyside Meadows, an elite community housing eclectic, bizarre citizens, one of whom is a cold-blooded murderer hiding in plain sight. Undercover FBI Agents Cal and Janna Dillard are sent to Newton, Pennsylvania to investigate reports of a human organ trafficking ring, unaware that the home they’re assigned to in the Meadows was the site of two grisly murders a month prior. Their residency inadvertently involves them in a homicide investigation being conducted by Dale Benson, a dogged detective who’s committed to proving that Bill and Barbara Hamner were murdered by someone in the neighborhood. Collaborating to solve both cases, what they uncover is disturbing and unlike any assignment they’ve ever been embroiled in. A unique clique led by the mysterious Belladonna, a dark figure whose true identity is unknown, dominates the Meadows and its inhabitants. But this is no ordinary cult. The sect members are toxic and inhumane with ravenous appetites, and all are willing to kill to keep their ominous secret quiet. Cal, Janna, and Benson have less than twenty-four hours to devise a plan that will get them onto heavily guarded and secured property to rescue the young girl who’s being held hostage and prevent her from becoming the lodge’s next casualty.
Download or read book Hurricane written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Glenda Norwood Petz. This book was released on 2020-06-19 with total page 462 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: With a Category 5 hurricane barreling towards the southeast coast of Florida, Kayla Woodbridge is forced to cut her beach vacation with her children short and return home to prepare for the coming storm. Boone Chadwick, a new friend she met at the beach, isn't as concerned about the impending storm as Kayla is and refuses to heed her warnings to vacate the island. When the causeway bridge, the only road on and off the island, is destroyed after being struck by a barge, Boone gets stranded with eleven others from his hotel, their location in the direct path of Hurricane Phillipe’s landfall. Back at home in Nanette, Kayla is forced to face the storm alone with her children after her husband is arrested and charged with murder. The catastrophic hurricane also has another target in his sight - the protective dike surrounding Lake Okeechobee. Is the levee strong enough to withstand 150 mph winds, or will Phillipe be the hurricane that brings it down?
Book Synopsis We're All Dead Here by : Glenda Norwood Petz
Download or read book We're All Dead Here written by Glenda Norwood Petz and published by Tiger Eye Publications. This book was released on 2023-02-13 with total page 228 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: From the author of Ghost Girl and Hurricane comes a collection of her best horror short stories and novellas. We’re All Dead Here contains ten tales of bone-chilling terror. Snowbound finds a young woman stranded on a desolate highway during a blizzard, a road that she was warned to stay off of. Sheltered inside her car, she is being stalked by night creatures with a thirst for human blood. In Midnight At the Morgue, night watchman, Carlo Ranerry, gets trapped in the basement morgue during a power outage – and he’s not alone. What was supposed to be a pleasure trip to New York City turns into a sky terror when the small private jet is hi-jacked in Flight of Fancy. Other stories included are Autopsy, What Grows In the Garden, Riders On the Storm, Dentophobia, Kitty Kibbles, The Rocking Chair, and Scenic Route. All of these stories are nail-biting tales of fear that will haunt you long after you finish the book.
