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Download Chrome Extension. Country to calculate your shipping:. When his family comes to visit, Jason does not seem surprised when his mother explains, somewhat awkwardly, that that 'Matt has gone to a better place. Jason's parents are separated, and there is a palpable tension in the air when his father and mother are together in the same room.

As he listens to his father boasting about his successes in the business world, Jason has an odd "spell," a startling vision of his father as if chiseled in stone, handsome as a marble statue, but just as hard. The next day a slovenly detective comes to the hospital to interrogate Jason, explaining that the young man faces both criminal charges of negligent homicide and civil charges of wrongful death from the Tilson family. As they are talking, Jason has another of his visions; the detective's face turns flaccid and flabby, taking on a dark yellow shade; he even smells of stale mustard.

Later, however, when Jason's coach comes to visit, he has a strange luminescence about him.

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Though he is physically unimpressive, Coach has a kindly, radiant quality about him, and it is he who first suggests that Jason's momentary visions may be glimpses of another dimension usually hidden to our senses. As the novel continues, Jason's "spells" become for him a touchstone of people's moral and spiritual condition. He comes to understand that the vision he saw of his father was one of pride and that the detective suffers from a condition of chronic sloth.

Later he will warn his sister about her high school friends, since he has a vision of them as bloated, human-sized ticks, gluttons for stimulation and novelty. When Jason's mother begins to question her own faith, Jason sees a blazing lance hurtling toward her. But she is protected at the last moment by an arc of pure light that shatters the fiery dart into a million jagged fragments. Jason's mother calls her faith her "foundation" amid her family's troubles, but Jason adds emphatically that it is also her shield.

Everyone begins to notice changes in Jason. His former self-centered, morally confused personality is being transformed day by day; he becomes someone who can "read" other people's spiritual struggles and who seeks to bring healing into their lives. He can see that a veteran lawyer is consumed by greed, that Matt Tilson's father is being scorched by black flames of his own anger.

Even when the time comes for Jason's trial for criminally negligent homicide , the young man tells his lawyer that he is less concerned with the legal principle of creating "reasonable doubt" in the jurors' minds than he is with the spiritual principle, "the truth shall make you free. But in the meantime he has developed a newfound integrity grounded in spiritual realities.

He has also become an instrument of healing in the lives of others-renewing his relationship with an old girlfriend he had wronged; bringing hope and fortitude to Matt Tilson's grieving parents; and helping his parents find a way to renew their strained marriage. Though his "spells" seem to be receding as his head injury heals, Jason has one last vision at the end of the novel. Though sitting in a dimly lit conference room in the county courthouse, he sees his reunited parents and sister all laughing together, and he smiles to see that the room is all aglow.

The world's economy is in a tailspin, partially as the result of the activities of an ancient satanic group calling itself "the Thirteen. The plot is accidently discovered by a small church pastor, who realizes the plot's true potential. The action turns on the Thirteen's attempt to kill the pastor, the American government's attempts to insure his silence, and his attempts to warn the American government without goingto jail or worse.

Along the way he encounters several remarkable characters, and finds himself thrust into unexpected and often unusual situations. The second half of the novel begins when he calls it quits 50 miles east of the Mississippi River and makes his way to Aspen, Colorado, where he begins to put himself through the rigors of learning how to be a bona fide working cowboy.

For a time he is living the life he always dreamed of, but he is in an accident and no longer able to work as a cowboy.

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He suffers a nervous breakdown but finds help and hope, and redemption, renewing his relationship with Christ, and begins to build a new life. Professionally, however, he is finally moving forward. His latest scientific paper is critically acclaimed and there is talk of being awarded the prestigious Sondheim Award.

At a departmental luncheon, he overhears another professor suggest that the project may contain falsified data. Although Everman's mentor and collaborator shrugs off the allegations with suggestions of professional jealousy, the rumors continue until Everman feels compelled to head to South America to duplicate the project and salvage his professional reputation. Traveling through Chile and the Atacama Desert, John deals with numerous hardships and the increasing panic that the allegations may be correct.

Stalked by extremists, amid adversity, Everman has the gnawing realization that it is really something else that he fears. Her disastrous past with wealthy domineering men has made her wary of Jaydn Holbrook, prosperous land owner and President of Holbrook Enterprises. While Jaydn struggles to find the person trying to murder Alana, he also finds his way to God, the ultimate solution for the contentment and peace missing in his life.

During this conflict, there are two dangers Alana and Jaydn face: the obvious physical danger as well as the emotional struggle with each other. When Paul is brought again to Rome in AD 68 the soldier that guarded him, although no longer in the Roman army, comes to his aid.

During his first stay in Rome, Paul was allowed to move around provided he was lightly chained to his guard. During this period they meet both fictional and real characters. He stands trial, is convicted, and sentenced to death. Jesse Anderson, a neuthetic counselor.

During the preceding weeks, Jesse's rather unorthodox approach has already achieved encouraging results with several of the residents. A number of colorful individuals make Auburn their home -- people who are in dire need of someone like Jesse to care for them.

Anderson has been on the staff of the facility for only a short time, but already he suspects that all is not as it seems. As he becomes more familiar with the institution's day-to-day operations, he discovers that a number of the residents have been prescribed dangerous experimental drugs. As he and a colleague probe deeper into this troubling situation, they uncover evidence of an ongoing kickback scheme involving the chief physician of the institution. When Jesse's accusations become public, an independent arbitrator is assigned to the facility.

Meanwhile, Jesse's relationship with Mae develops to the point where he is able to offer spiritual challenges to her and her younger sister, Sarah.

These challenges become an important part of Mae's eventual recovery. The novel's climax occurs when a resident, rendered even more paranoid by multiple medications, takes Mae hostage during a social event. After a tense stand-off, Jesse is able to disarm the situation. Shortly after this incident the arbitrator's report verifies all of Jesse's suspicions and the chief physician is dismissed.

Despite Mae's traumatic ordeal, the consistent influence of Jesse and Sarah lead Mae to embrace a new-found faith in Christ. She and her two faithful companions, a mighty stallion and an ever present tiger, seek to unravel the mysterious disappearance of a baby prince, the only rightful heir to the throne, many years ago. She holds vague clues, an undecipherable riddle, and a will to succeed at any cost. Driven by the tyranny of an illegitimate king, she must choose both her way and her allies wisely. Being written in double first person, the reader meets Torin, a skilled knight, searching out the same mystery.

He is seeking the true king, but he only has a few pieces of truth to guide him.

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Does he hold the knowledge that Raina needs, and, if so, will he prove himself the noble man he seems to be? Despite her quiet nature, she seizes an opportunity to work as tutor for the town's most prominent and intriguing businessman, Edward Phelps. Not long into her sessions with the children, Callie realizes Mr. Phelps' particular fascination with the region stems from a unique connection to Roslyn's past some forty years before when the town's original miners went on strike, and more than three hundred African Americans were brought in to replace them.

She learns how a labor recruiter back in convinced African American workers that the mines were brimming with black diamond, but failed to tell them that they'd become strikebreakers. Callie hears how a mine leader was tied to the train tracks and left for dead, how barbed wire fences were installed as barriers for the new miners, and hears that rifles were cocked and carried as safe guards. In her quest to provide for her family, Callie finds herself unable to keep from exploring her employer's ties to the town's oft-forgotten past.

In the meantime, she must learn to make his obstinate children like her enough to maintain her position, discern whether she can trust their unfriendly maid, and try to understand why her employer's wife is so miserable when she has the world at her fingertips. As if she doesn't have enough to contend with, Callie is further distracted by one of Mr.

Phelps' right hand men, Gabe, and has to decide if pursuing a relationship with him is worth risking the loss of provision her family. Callie's faith is tested and tried as she confronts the truth about strained family dynamics, racial divisions, and decisions that will affect the rest of her life. Once they were freed, the roller coaster of Tom's grief and rage alienates them on issues of retribution and clemency. Bonded together by their experiences, the couple weathers both the bank-robbery trial and the death of Gina's ailing other to a final testing of their faith, trust, and affection.

Led by Rick Barber, a young teen given to daydreaming at the most inopportune times, the group gets more than it bargained for when its members get caught up in a mystery. As the ten friends and siblings work to identify the thieves who are stealing from Riverside Mall, they must overcome a graveyard encounter with the thieves, steer clear of the local police, and avoid getting grounded by their parents. In the end they learn that they can do great things as a team and with the Lord's help. Their adventure takes them from the southeastern corner of the Colorado Territory to the Wind River area of what was in the Dakota Territory.

Help comes in unusual ways that show God's protection, but will they find the family and love they search for? Thomas, a woman of dignity and kindness with a secret that can eliminate the pain of Angela's past and change the course of her future. Janice Westfahl feels called to publicize Godspeed Books, an evangelical publisher outside of Chicago, a thousand miles away from upstate New York.

The job fits her, a woman who loves God and books.

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But she finds herself working with Jeremiah Sackfield, a radical right wing activist, who toys with revolution. Even though she is a brilliant publicist, Janice feels she is betraying herself promoting Sackfield's cause. Like the elder brother in the Prodigal Son story, her brother has stayed home, furious his sister has dodged the painful months of his mother's dying, while earning their father's favor.