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Not All the Spirits Are Good
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Frank Feretti fans get deep into the no-man’s land between the earthly and supernatural realms. Angelic guards must find an unlikely hero for a demon crushing mission to save the human race.
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Angelguard
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'Angelguard', debut novel by Ian Acheson, is the first book in the Angelguard Trilogy, an epic read where the thin veil between our world and the supernatural realm is more translucent than opaque.
An Australian academic Jack Haines loses his family in a devastating terrorist attack in Sydney. But he has only begun to scratch the surface of the war being waged in an unseen world - a world that transcends his own. The angelic guards who protect the human race recruit the unlikely hero for a special mission.
Meanwhile the dark forces have their own mission, and someone to do their bidding. A Machiavellian European businessman plans to send the G8 nations into chaos for his twisted agenda, and for the demons to whom he sold his soul.
Angelguard is Christian fiction at its best, drawing you into the supernatural world teaching that God is on the move and prayer is our most powerful weapon.
This complicated, gripping plot that jumps between worlds of the angels, demons and humans is un-putdownable. Frank Peretti fans who harp on about his best, earlier books ('This Present Darkness' & 'Piercing the Darkness') will find a new author and supernatural trilogy to devour in Ian Acheson's Angelguard Trilogy.
Angelguard by Ian Acheson was published by Lion Hudson in March 2013 and is our 4071st best seller. The ISBN for Angelguard is 9781782640028.
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Angelguard
Zoë Stevenson, via The Good Book StallAcheson very cleverly writes this book simultaneously on two levels - the earthly realm and the heavenly realm. It is a story of power struggles and ultimately the love of money, which Acheson demonstrates here, is really the root of all evil.
Written in the modern day it follows the lead character Professor Jack Haines across the world as he uncovers and tries to foil a most heinous plan. The story is fast moving and thought provoking and it certainly left me thinking could this type of thing really be happening in the world today and if so why am I not doing as the Bible tells me to and praying for the authorities more.
I highly recommend this book - a very good read - and I hope that this author writes some more novels. This is an aussie Ted Dekker.
Angelguard
Zoë Stevenson, via The Good Book StallAcheson very cleverly writes this book simultaneously on two levels - the earthly realm and the heavenly realm. It is a story of power struggles and ultimately the love of money, which Acheson demonstrates here, is really the root of all evil.
Written in the modern day it follows the lead character Professor Jack Haines across the world as he uncovers and tries to foil a most heinous plan. The story is fast moving and thought provoking and it certainly left me thinking could this type of thing really be happening in the world today and if so why am I not doing as the Bible tells me to and praying for the authorities more.
I highly recommend this book - a very good read - and I hope that this author writes some more novels. This is an aussie Ted Dekker.
Angelguard
Zoë Stevenson, via The Good Book StallAcheson very cleverly writes this book simultaneously on two levels - the earthly realm and the heavenly realm. It is a story of power struggles and ultimately the love of money, which Acheson demonstrates here, is really the root of all evil.
Written in the modern day it follows the lead character Professor Jack Haines across the world as he uncovers and tries to foil a most heinous plan. The story is fast moving and thought provoking and it certainly left me thinking could this type of thing really be happening in the world today and if so why am I not doing as the Bible tells me to and praying for the authorities more.
I highly recommend this book - a very good read - and I hope that this author writes some more novels. This is an aussie Ted Dekker.
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Publisher's Description
Yet behind the scenes a Machiavellian European businessman is planning to bring the G8 nations to their knees for his own larcenous purposes, aided by the dark forces to whom he has sold his soul.
Jack Haines, an Australian academic, is grieving the loss of wife and children in the Sydney blast. Against his will he finds himself thrown into a war that transcends the physical world, a conflict in which angelic guards have a special mission for him. A gripping novel of the unseen forces that throng our world.
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“Angelguard is very reminiscent of Peretti's earlier books, but better.” – Mark, Blog Review for thoughtsofasojourner.blogspot.co.uk
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| Author / Artist | Ian Acheson |
| Book Format | Paperback |
| Publisher | Lion Hudson (March 2013) |
| Edition | 1st New edition |
| Weight | 260g |
| Number of Pages | 384 |
| Thickness | 24 mm |
| Height | 198 mm |
| Width | 130 mm |
| ISBN | 9781782640028 |
| ISBN-10 | 1782640029 |
| Product Code | 4063551 |
| Page last updated | 4th October 2017 |
