| I love Science fiction. To find it cradled in a good, clean Christian world view is wonderfully exciting. This is where you find adventure, intrigue, and action embracing a very real God. What is the point to a pointy-eared Vulcan? Who cares? Get me to the battle and suspense—get me to the cool—get me to the good, the evil, and the shades of gray, and get me to ponder my own mortality. There is a richness to mankind, a spark of something inside him, that lends itself to all the wonder of God's intent. Here in, find fantastic stories full of surprise and conspiracy, deception and loyalty, and of discovery and mystery, which flood the senses and challenge our own perception of things. In this, the Dangerous Haul book series does not disappoint. Dangerous Haul books introduce us to a Space faring culture where the Christ we know and love still concerns Himself with mankind . . . and mankind with Him. Dangerous Haul gives us heroes who, in spite of their flaws, press forward toward overwhelming odds, to possible victory, or likely defeat. These are dangerous times for everyone, whether good or evil, but the issue of who wins is never a settled matter. Your heart may break as good men die, or worse, give-in to their baser sin-nature. But your heart will also soar to new heights when good triumphs even in the smallest of ways. The characters in this series, each very different, are rich with their own internal struggles. If this was a movie you'd find yourself at times screaming at the screen in frustration, or jumping to your feet with grateful exuberance. "I hate sci-fi," said Pastor Bob Muncy, "but after I started reading Dangerous Haul, I couldn't put it down. Plain and simple, just a great story from beginning to end. I recommend it to Christians of all ages, especially to people who have children that enjoy Science fiction."
Encounter pirates, bad cops, rebels, and War vessels . . . and a lone mysterious spaceship and her crew. Watch a world that hangs trembling in the balance. Will Neil Barrett tip the scale for good or evil?
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Four years after the victory at Los Dabaron, Captain Star's teens, his son and daughter, get separated from him and the safety of his ship. Once discovered, can they escape and make their way home? Watch as they play a dangerous game of "cat and mouse." A joyride of a lifetime can get you killed if you're found in the wrong place.
The teens' parents are lightyears away with troubles of their own. As the Imperial fleet approaches, Dangerous Haul is inexplicably dead and powerless. Can Josh and Rachel turn a hopeless situation around in time? An ambush set for them by the Empire may very well be their end.
When you follow, you lead. What you risk, you win. When you bring down, you lift up. And yes . . . this all makes sense when you're heading home.
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Book three realizes good men are too few, hope is in short supply and, although surrender is not an option, you wish to heaven it was.
A line drawn in the sand may very well spell the end for the Star family. Lives may be saved, but at what cost? To press forward is a dangerous haul when one knows death awaits. But sometimes, in an effort to avoid your destiny, you run headlong into it.
Will Captain Star follow Jesus to the bitter end, or just walk away in the hopes of saving his family?
"A Time for Trouble" will be ready for purchase soon.
This story parallels book three but from the perspective of other Christians a great deal away and with concerns of their own.
Single parent, Sky Coulter, never wanted trouble, but trouble found him anyway. Providence agents are everywhere, with manipulation and deception as the rule. Can Sky defy the odds against him as he and his daughter challenge a new enemy far more evil than anything he's encountered?
Neil Barrett and Ted Darrell return, each to confront his greatest foe on a world of hurt. Will one walk away to let the other meet his end alone? |
