In the Course of Three Hours (ePub)

Captivating mysteries and gripping suspense blended within Christian, philosophical, and some political ideologies, and a healthy dose of imagination result in a fast-paced thriller, a stimulating and thought provoking story. Masterfully composed and written, the story leaves absolutely nothing unturned and is intriguing throughout in every sense.
Andrew, a steadfast atheist, has defied his parent's attempts to raise him to be a Christian for over thirty years. However, his life and the lives of his family have been turned upside down by Islamic Jihadist terrorists who are out to kill them as well as detonate a series of nuclear weapons in an effort to destroy America. And, if that weren't enough, one nuclear device rests in a location in the United States so unique, so ingenious, its distinct placement alone can render the entire world uninhabitable.
As Andrew and his family cope with the terrorists and the pending apocalypse, their beliefs and lives are put to the ultimate test. Is this the end of time predicted in the Book of Revelation? The story and its ending explore some possibilities that will be hard to ignore and some eye-opening revelations. As the tale culminates in an unexpected and most surprising conclusion that in itself becomes an absolute and decisive anecdote, the reader will realize that it intends to deliver several messages.
The story is inspirational, subtly educational, and may be interactive as it is saturated with clues, hints, hidden meanings, and symbolisms that relate to how the story unfolds. Most are subtle and will require some thought to discern; however, it is not required that the reader make a conscious effort to try to identify and interpret these or participate where it is interactive to enjoy the story.
Although the story is intense with substance, it is also irresistibly alluring and enchanting in an ingenious way and will appeal to anyone looking for a story that is rich with riveting suspense and mysteries in a setting that may be relevant to today's world.







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