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Brilliant entrepreneur Daniel Prentice, head of Prentice Technologies, attracts the attention of the president of the US when he solves the Y2K problem for a national bank chain. Daniel institutes a plan for the nation, but does not sense the far-reaching evil that his plan could spawn until Adrian Romulus, head of the newly-formed European Consortium, enlists him to solve a computer problem in Europe. When Daniel realizes that Romulus intends to use his technology to gain world control, he tries to extricate himself, but instead finds himself in danger beyond his wildest imagining . . .
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Winner of the 2000 Christy award for futuristic fiction In this stunning sequel to Flee the Darkness NSA chief Captain Michael Reed is plunged into the depths of danger. Tension mounts in the 21st century as a Russian-Arab invasion of Jerusalem seems imminent. More than a battle for land, the invasion could be the fulfillment of Ezekiel's ancient biblical prophecy of Gog and Magog invading Israel. As the world shudders in response, Israel is given a choice: surrender or be obliterated. While Michael Reed and his Israeli counterpart, Sergeant Major Devorah Cohen, struggle desperately to prevent a nuclear war, both realize the real battle is of spiritual origin.
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More than anything, Israeli agent Isaac Ben-David wants peace--in his home, in his life, and in his world. So he is thrilled when Adrian Romulus orchestrates a peace treaty between Israel and her enemies, and he enthusiastically offers to serve as a liaison between Romulus and the State of Israel. But as Romulus' ambition and power begin to grow, Isaac is troubled by the man's fascination with an ancient object--the Spear of Longinus, reportedly the weapon used to pierce the side of the crucified Christ. Isaac must use all his wits and strength to escape Romulus's evil . . . but can he prevent others from buying the lie? |
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