John Keeling Boeken

Set against the backdrop of the Civil War's conclusion, two brothers, Barton and Tallman Edwards, embark on a tumultuous journey to establish a cattle ranch in South Texas. Facing numerous challenges, including conflicts with Yankee soldiers, rustlers, and harsh weather, their resilience is tested. Despite setbacks, including a failed start and the need to liquidate their Missouri assets, their unwavering determination to achieve their dream of ranching in the Texas mountains propels them forward.

A multinational team, representing the Vatican, embarks on a mission to investigate a dire warning from the Virgin Mary, urging humanity to change its ways to avoid dire consequences from her Son's return. As they traverse the globe, the urgency of the message clashes with the indifference of the world, highlighting themes of faith, accountability, and the struggle between divine warnings and human apathy. The narrative intertwines religious mystery with contemporary issues, emphasizing the ongoing relevance of spiritual messages.

Saint Michael's sword is found at the foot of the bed. There is a heavenly angel held prisoner in the lowest depths of hell. The angel Ariel is the key that will unlock heaven's gate. Eric, a mortal, is conscripted to find her and take her from the depths of her prison to the heights of salvation. In the process of getting her there, he is embroiled in a war that has pitted the angels of both heaven and hell against each other. Eric takes a journey through the afterlife that threatens to destroy him. It will either save him and all of creation or destroy him. Will Eric complete his mission and arrive in the land of salvation, or will he fail and be imprisoned in the fields of death and torment?