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The Munich Shift
WHERE IS THE WORLD HEADED? EVERYONE NEEDS AN ESCAPE PLAN! Enjoy this action-thriller, thought-provoking, two-hour read from the author of THE SAVANT.Are we in the final days? We live in a world where Truth ceases to exist, and everyone has become their own law and morality. And there is increasing hostility toward Christians. So what can be done to survive?In THE MUNICH SHIFT, a man named Wings is on a critical mission to save the Christian “Gathering.” But unfortunately, he gets sidetracked when he unexpectedly meets an enemy from the past.And to make matters worse, Wings encounters False Teachers who enslave innocent people. What can one man do against a host of evil adversaries?The Wings Series is futuristic and occurs when the world has become chaotic, and the powers of darkness are everywhere. The Gathering is under attack, and Wings must protect them. He travels from city to city, carrying out his purpose. In each place, he faces an impossible host of evil forces. To complete his mission, Wings was given a few special abilities that don’t work all the time, so he must continuously out-think and out-act vile antagonists. It’s all about survival. And it’s about trusting the Highest One.This exciting fiction series contains Biblical end-times themes.
68 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 19, 2020
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Cass Tell
33 books22 followersCass Tell is the pen name of an author of suspense action/thriller novels. The plots of his novels often contain underlying thought-provoking themes of love, culture, religion and worldview.
His adrenalin-driven stories contain bait-and-hook plots filled with intrigue and emotional resonance. The main characters in his books tend to be somewhat broken souls struggling against insurmountable forces. Staged in fascinating international settings, his novels always leave an after-thought and provide a unique reading experience.
Cass Tell does not want to be in public light, guards his privacy and avoids disclosing his true identity. He does most of his writing from a small village on the Costa Brava in Spain. When he is not writing he travels the world. His novels tend to be set in international settings, and he has visited most places that appear in his novels.
Cass Tell’s parents were from Europe but he spent some years attending school in the western part of the United States. After graduating from university he worked for large corporations and then started and sold a company which allowed him some financial independence. Wanting to explore other avenues, he left the business world to reflect on bigger issues and fulfil his passion for writing fiction.
His adrenalin-driven stories contain bait-and-hook plots filled with intrigue and emotional resonance. The main characters in his books tend to be somewhat broken souls struggling against insurmountable forces. Staged in fascinating international settings, his novels always leave an after-thought and provide a unique reading experience.
Cass Tell does not want to be in public light, guards his privacy and avoids disclosing his true identity. He does most of his writing from a small village on the Costa Brava in Spain. When he is not writing he travels the world. His novels tend to be set in international settings, and he has visited most places that appear in his novels.
Cass Tell’s parents were from Europe but he spent some years attending school in the western part of the United States. After graduating from university he worked for large corporations and then started and sold a company which allowed him some financial independence. Wanting to explore other avenues, he left the business world to reflect on bigger issues and fulfil his passion for writing fiction.
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July 27, 2021
Great quick read. Not the typical book I would read, but I couldn’t put the book down. Looking forward to the other four books.
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