Spitzer Zahn

Two former missionaries started an evangelical radio station in the New England state of Montshire. An arsonist soon burned the station down.

Now the ex-missionaries will try again, broadcasting from a two-acre island not far outside American waters and rising but little above sea level. They will face Atlantic storms, committed apostates, and resolute terrorists. Along the way, their tiny island will become important to America's security.

One shy, devout man will share the island with the missionaries. His lethal skills once were extraordinary-and nearly unmatched in his day-but he has always trusted more in prayer. That was decades ago. He's even more formidable now.

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Like all of Randall Jarmon's Christian novels, this story marches along with one foot in Christian fiction and one foot in upscale commercial fiction. Secular readers - to include intellectuals - can feel comfortable with this novel, notwithstanding gentle doses of apologetics that punctuate gripping suspense.

Also, like the grand movies of decades past, this is a story for couples: romance for women interwoven with action for men. This novel tries hard to promote at least one good book discussion with your significant over. Better still, if you each read the book, it's as though you each pay half price, right?

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