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"Great read! Keating at his best. Take his ability to write a great action story, mix in historical fiction, great character development and top it off with a layer of sci-fi and you have a read that is hard to put down. Along the way, Ray adds his do"
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Subversion: An Alliance of Saint Michael Novel (Alliance of Saint Michael Novels Book 2):
"In Subversion, Ray Keating draws the reader into a tumultuous era of rising fascism, capturing the struggles between Christian faith and encroaching evil. The narrative’s backdrop is interwoven with historical truths that heighten the urgency of its "
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“For Grant, as time passed, it was all about balance. He worked to balance the mind and the heart; reason and emotion; and the desire to know and understand more with the humility to accept the mysteries of God and faith.”
― Warrior Monk: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel
― Warrior Monk: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel
“Shit happens. Have faith. Stay strong. Love and take care of your family. Pursue excellence. Help others. And enjoy the gifts.”
― Lionhearts: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel
― Lionhearts: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel
“When foreign aid is given by one country to another, it is received not by the people, but by the government: it does not go to individuals or firms in the private sector, but to the central government. This necessarily increases the weight of the government in the economy, which in turn must increase the concentration of power, even if the recipient government does not intend this result.”
― Root of All Evil? A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel
― Root of All Evil? A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel
“For Grant, as time passed, it was all about balance. He worked to balance the mind and the heart; reason and emotion; and the desire to know and understand more with the humility to accept the mysteries of God and faith.”
― Warrior Monk: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel
― Warrior Monk: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel
