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N: High Places
Rumors of a group of Patriots that has infiltrated the highest levels of Mandrake's corrupt government have been a source of hope for millions of citizens trapped in the nightmare of New America. Yet, years of steadily worsening conditions and the loss of the final remnants of freedom have convinced even Petra Bordeaux that the stories are merely urban legends contrived by a people desperate to be free. When Petra finally determines that the only way she can restore her country is to sacrifice herself by praying on her knees in front of the New America building, she comes face to face with the Commander of the Lone Star Militia and discovers the shocking truth. Now Petra and Rahm join the freedom fighters in High Places as they work to overthow Mandrake’s power and restore the Constitution.
121 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 11, 2019
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Joyce Swann
30 books68 followersJoyce Swann has been a Christian since childhood and a prayer warrior for over forty years. She became nationally-known in the 1990's because of her work homeschooling her ten children from the first grade through masters’ degrees before their seventeenth birthdays. She has been featured on Paul Harvey's weekly radio program, CBN and the 1990's CBS series “How'd They Do That?” She has been interviewed by "Woman's World", "The National Enquirer", and numerous regional newspapers. The story of the Swann family has also been featured in "National Review" and several books about homeschooling success stories.
Joyce is author of "The Warrior", which has been downloaded over 100,000 times on Kindle, and co-author of five novels, including "The Fourth Kingdom", which was selected as a top four finalist in the "Christianity Today" 2011 fiction of the year awards, two children's books ("The McAloon" series) and a collection of holiday stories ("The Holiday Collection"). She was a popular columnist for "Practical Homeschooling" for nearly a decade, and she has retold her own story of homeschooling her ten children in "Looking Backward: My Twenty-Five Years as a Homeschooling Mother."
She is also author of the young adult series, "N". Book Two of the series, "N: The Shadow of the Cross" was published in the fall of 2016.
Joyce and her husband of over 50 years, John, live in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Joyce is author of "The Warrior", which has been downloaded over 100,000 times on Kindle, and co-author of five novels, including "The Fourth Kingdom", which was selected as a top four finalist in the "Christianity Today" 2011 fiction of the year awards, two children's books ("The McAloon" series) and a collection of holiday stories ("The Holiday Collection"). She was a popular columnist for "Practical Homeschooling" for nearly a decade, and she has retold her own story of homeschooling her ten children in "Looking Backward: My Twenty-Five Years as a Homeschooling Mother."
She is also author of the young adult series, "N". Book Two of the series, "N: The Shadow of the Cross" was published in the fall of 2016.
Joyce and her husband of over 50 years, John, live in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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August 17, 2020
All power in the name of Jesus
This book seemed to end with a hint of things to come. I can’t wait to see what happens next. This book is a huge reminder that Jesus is all-powerful. We need to access that power and authority. When God calls us to do something that doesn’t make sense, we’ll ask Him for His help and strength. Very well done!
This book seemed to end with a hint of things to come. I can’t wait to see what happens next. This book is a huge reminder that Jesus is all-powerful. We need to access that power and authority. When God calls us to do something that doesn’t make sense, we’ll ask Him for His help and strength. Very well done!
January 4, 2021
Timely book
Aside from the editing, this book is timely considering the challenges that our country is currently facing. It reminds one of our Judeo-Christian roots and offers hope in a tumultuous time.
Aside from the editing, this book is timely considering the challenges that our country is currently facing. It reminds one of our Judeo-Christian roots and offers hope in a tumultuous time.
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