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Shepherd of Tomorrow
John Shepherd is a mute kid whose life has been a dumpster fire until recently.
But the fire is about to start again as Marty, a mysterious figure from the future, texts him to warn of the impending school shooting.
Facing two options, run or stay, John must choose between his own survival or Lana James', the girl he's always loved from afar.
The same girl, who in Marty's future, saves humanity from extinction.
But the fire is about to start again as Marty, a mysterious figure from the future, texts him to warn of the impending school shooting.
Facing two options, run or stay, John must choose between his own survival or Lana James', the girl he's always loved from afar.
The same girl, who in Marty's future, saves humanity from extinction.
251 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 10, 2025
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October 17, 2025
First off, I’m the author and it took me 8 years to finish this. Not a perfect book but I think it says something about God’s sovereignty and the problem we all deal with as people when it comes to pain.
The goal was to setup a “worst case scenario” situation and show how it could be used for good. Can’t think of too many things worse than a school shooting.
It’s ultimately a story about the real definition of love and overcoming fear.
Coping with pain and learning to suffer well isn’t an intellectual understanding. It’s a spiritual and emotional one.
My hope is that in 100 years people will look back and say this helped them draw nearer to the Lord.
The goal was to setup a “worst case scenario” situation and show how it could be used for good. Can’t think of too many things worse than a school shooting.
It’s ultimately a story about the real definition of love and overcoming fear.
Coping with pain and learning to suffer well isn’t an intellectual understanding. It’s a spiritual and emotional one.
My hope is that in 100 years people will look back and say this helped them draw nearer to the Lord.
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