By: Gerald N.
Lund
Genre: Christian
Fiction
Pages: 295
Published: 1987
Told in: Third
Person
Compare to:
Against All Odds, Irene Hannon
A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens
There Will Be Stars, Billy Coffey
In a nutshell:
Bryce Sherwood is a senator’s aide and a key player in
getting a new bill passed that will eliminate the checks and balances built in
the Constitution. Bryce refuses to change his view on the bill for the girl he
loves or even for the spirit of an original Founding Father, until he is thrown
into what the country would be like if the Constitution had never been
ratified.
What you may enjoy:
This is a fiction with underlying Christian themes. This
book has a little bit of everything: love, action, intrigue, adventure,
history, alternate reality. It’s a casual, feel good type of read. The story
makes a statement without getting political.
What you may NOT
enjoy:
The book is predictable as are the characters. Everything is
a little outdated (the computer technology and many uses of pay phones.) It takes a while to get into the plot of the
book, focusing at first primarily on the main character’s love interest.
Warnings:
Violence and Disturbing Images:
Man punched in stomach; man punched in face; man shot in the
chest and killed; man slaps woman; man hit over the head; man choked; men knocked
down; man shot and killed.
Sex and Nudity:
Man kisses woman (at least 5 times); woman kisses man (at
least 3 times); man kisses woman all over her face.
Language and Profanity:
Damnable (twice); Damn
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