When ancient hatreds explode, John Cain is thrust into the middle of a precise, coordinated jihad where he will look straight into the abyss and discover whether or not his God is big enough to see him through. Guaranteed fiction!
Ward Tanneberg writes suspense-driven novels shaped by a deep conviction that the battles we all face are both seen and unseen. His stories explore the tension between darkness and light, truth and deception, and the cost of faith when it is tested in the real world. In the Cain Family Chronicles, each story moves deeper into that conflict: what is allowed, what is protected, and what is ultimately revealed and entrusted. Through these narratives, Ward seeks not only to engage the reader with compelling suspense but to awaken spiritual awareness, give voice to the vulnerable, and call attention to realities the world often chooses to ignore. He writes from the Pacific Northwest, committed to stories that serve as both warning and invitation—reminding us that what is unseen is no less real— and that heaven does not look away.
I’m giving this 2 stars because I wasn’t able to finish it. I only made it about halfway through. It was well-written and interesting enough. My problem was the terrorist plot itself. Too much killing of innocent life for me. The last straw was a gang rape. Sorry, that’s over the top.