The Hart of God, The End of Days by Lawrence R Deering #fiction #thriller #christian #bookreview #rabtbooktours @RABTBookTours

Fiction / Thriller / Apocalyptic / Christian

Date Published: July 14, 2024

Publisher: ‎ Manhattan Book Group

 

Successful, college educated men in their twenties and thirties are admitted to psychiatric institutions claiming to be angels in a satanic army. They know their rank, mission, and commanding officer. Many had no prior religious background. Friends, Jonathan Hart, a reporter, and Charles Atwater, a psychologist collaborate on studying these patients with Angelic Psychotic Disorder. They discover that what they call the Dark Angel movement has people placed in the highest levels of government. The book examines the ease of which a charismatic leader promising peace could persuade people to give up their individual rights. It questions the strength of faith, what normal people are capable of when confronted with enormous challenge, and the impact on individual relationships. 

 

Review

I love the story line, from how it started to when the stakes got higher. 

Deering did an excellent job in allowing the reader to connect with the characters on an intimate level. I felt as though I was in the lives of the main characters.

I could not put this book down. It was gritty and kept me guessing.

About the Author

Lawrence R. Deering spent more than forty years as a healthcare executive. His first novel Youth Group, was based on his experiences in the Southern Baptist church. The Spider Web Charmer featured Michael and Michelle Crawford, married private detectives with unique abilities chasing down a serial killer.

He wrote The Brotherhood, The Hart of John, (the New Apocalypse,), and The Hart of God, (the End of Days) all part of the Hart trilogy.

He is an avid audiophile and enjoys listening to his rock vinyl record collection. He lives with his wife, Lisa, in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

 

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