
In a near-future dystopian world that has rejected God, characters confront nightmares, moral crises, and the horrors of a godless society.
In a near-future dystopian world that has rejected God, characters confront nightmares, moral crises, and the horrors of a godless society.
The conclusion to the Fatherless series. In a near-future world, the forces of hell rise up to topple the resilient beauty and hope of God's design. The nightmares have returned. Something, or someone, wants to drag Julia Davidson back into a dreadful conflict she assumed was a distant memory. Was this, like before, the echo of another person's dream? Is she responsible to rescue faces she doesn't recognize but can't forget? Do the murky images suggest she has a part to play in whatever ominous ...
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Dystopian conflict and euthanasia deaths without graphic gore
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Central Christian themes; pastor protagonist; God's design vs. godless society
No fantasy magic present
Forces of hell and spiritual warfare elements recur throughout
Central messaging on euthanasia, demographics, and secular social trends
Assisted-suicide transition industry and Youth Initiative are central
Systemic pressure on elderly to end their lives; dystopian cruelty
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