Chris Stewart
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| ISBN: | 1590389948 (ISBN13: 9781590389942) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Great and Terrible #6 |
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“We have this one chance,” Brucius told Sam. “If you can get him, if you can locate and extricate King Abdullah, then we can punish him. Justice will be served. We could stop the final world war. Find him, we'll try him and hang him. Don't, and we'll have to retaliate.”The United States, stunned by the nuclear detonation in Washington, D.C., and further crippled by the EMP attack on the whole country, is on the brink of destruction. The unscrupulous leaders who have banded together to toss out the Constitution and divide the ruling of the world between themselves have all but achieved their objective.
But they haven't factored in one thing. They haven't considered the chance, however slight, that good people remain who will continue standing up for what they believe in. A daring plot to reinstate Brucius Marino to his rightful position as president of the United States, with an even more audacious plan to bring King Abdullah to justice — everything hinges on the courage and skill of Sara and Sam Brighton and their friends. The thrilling conclusion to The Great and Terrible series will keep you riveted to the very end!
Present Of Books Clear as the Moon (The Great and Terrible #6)
| Title | : | Clear as the Moon (The Great and Terrible #6) |
| Author | : | Chris Stewart |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 360 pages |
| Published | : | October 1st 2008 by Shadow Mountain (first published 2008) |
| Categories | : | Fiction. Lds. Lds Fiction. Religion. Christianity |
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Ratings: 4.3 From 3155 Users | 492 ReviewsWeigh Up Of Books Clear as the Moon (The Great and Terrible #6)
This was a great series! It really made me think about a lot of things, and while I realize it was fictional I appreciate the authors ideas of what may be going on around us daily that we can't see with our mortal eyes. The series is incredibly intense, so much so that I had to take a year and a half break half way through. Very glad I finished it though. First book in the series is completely different than the rest, so if you don't like it, it's still worth sticking it out through book twoThese books are just a little bit too real/unreal for me. This last one is exciting, but in some cases I thought it was a little too unbelievable - just a little too much. I believe the main story line of good against evil and the idea that we all have a mission to perform in a crucial time, but I feel like some of the story might get in the way of reality. I think I like historical fiction better than I like futuristic fiction - we can look to a record to find what's real and what's not when
Best book you can read!
Did chris get tired of writing? I loved the series but this book left a lot of story lines from precious books completely unresolved and open. Why put them in there in the first place?
This was the end of a series of 6 books. They relate to today with corruption around the world, and those who have all the money they that want but now want all the power. It tells of Satan and his followers whispering to us all, promising great power, wealth and happiness. There are those in the story who stay true to who they were in the pre-existence. Those who fought on the side of light, free agency and who still believe in these things. They are the ones who listen to the whisperings of
Pretty good conclusion to a well-crafted plot over these six novels, but the writing style is ruinous, as are the characterizations. Most disturbing is the main characters' fluctuations of personality -- few are consistent enough to remain recognizable from the others. A person who is standing defiantly against evil one minute will the next minute be sitting despairingly on the ground staring blankly into space. It just really was annoying. But the military stuff was very well done, so if you're
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