Anno-domini: the Christ Parable - Graham Manning - Libros - Strategic Book Publishing - 9781625160478 - 1 de julio de 2013
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Anno-domini: the Christ Parable


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In the final remaining days leading up to the new Millennium, eleven priests around the world have been systematically murdered under horrific circumstances within hours of each other. The purpose of these murders is known only to a handful of people on Earth. Many of the world's Religious dignitaries are urgently summoned to the Vatican, where a "revelation" will be made that may change the course of human history forever. Gabriel Salmach is a paraplegic, yet lately he has begun to feel different. He was changing and finding that not only could he hear the thoughts of those around him but he could hear the very essence of life itself...and he was about to change its course. Jack Bannerman is a British detective investigating two of the recent murders of priests. Moving slowly through his own traumas, Jack quickly finds that the mysterious events that were taking place around the world begin to test what little faith in anything he still had remaining. The culmination of these seemingly, separate events eventually do come together in a terrifying encounter of good versus evil, as Anno-Domini reaches its crescendo. Graham Manning is the author of a children`s book Ticklebellys Plan. He currently works in sales, and lives in Prestwich, in the northwest of Manchester, in the UK. He enjoys reading, writing, and walking his dog Polly. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/GrahamManning

Medios de comunicación Libros     Paperback Book   (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado)
Publicado 1 de julio de 2013
ISBN13 9781625160478
Editores Strategic Book Publishing
Páginas 208
Dimensiones 150 × 12 × 225 mm   ·   312 g
Lengua Inglés  

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