Finally Free
The Start of a New Christian Nation
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Publication
2009 - J C Books, Glendale, AZ USA
Word Count
66,500 words, Guess
Page Count
266 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- ISBN-109780578027135
- ISBN-139780578027135
- Open LibraryOL24571560M
Description
Finally Free, book two in the Separate series, has Homeland Security Deputy Director, Byron Whitacre, and Kitty Koldwell, the vivacious IRS agent, posing as newly-weds. They only have a month to confiscate the Christians’ billion dollar gold supply before the government goes cashless. Byron fights to resist Kitty's attraction while trying to survive both the death threats from his ex-girlfriend turned Muslim and the local police chief defending the gold. Kitty calls for backup when Byron is kidnapped and two ransom notes demand different amounts of gold for his release. Martial Law is invoked forcing a gun-battle between the kidnappers and the Christians trying to negotiate autonomy for Byron’s release. Homeland Security agrees to a new Christian nation as an alternative to interment in relocation camps for all Christians as Byron recovers and Kitty becomes a believer.
Description
James Godson's stories relate to the unique cultural and moral situations in which modern American Christians could find themselves in the decade ahead if there is not a recovery of our Judeo-Christian heritage - E. Ray Moore Jr. Chaplain (Lt. Col.) USAR Ret., Director and founder of www.exodusmandate.org
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