The Tenth Plague After adopting their son, Marc and Gillian Thayer intend on enjoying a relaxing weekend away at a picturesque resort in northern Michigan. As plague after plague appears, the Thayers must make sense of how their story intersects with those
| TITLE | : | The Tenth Plague |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.93 (352 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 1577996887 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 448 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2016-04-05 |
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After adopting their son, Marc and Gillian Thayer intend on enjoying a relaxing weekend away at a picturesque resort in northern Michigan. That is, until their friend turns up dead and the resort becomes a grisly murder scene.A killer, seeking revenge, begins reenacting the ten plagues of Egypt on the resort and everyone in it, including a Bible translation team already drawing angry protests for proposing to merge the Bible with corresponding passages from the Qur'an. Water turns to blood. Gnats attack the innocent. As plague after plague appears, the Thayers must make sense of how their story intersects with those of the others at the resort--and of their own dark pasts.In this "chilling tale that keeps readers turning pages and pondering its truths" (C. J. Darlington), the Thayers must unravel the truth. But will they uncover the killer's bitter agenda before the tenth plague--the dea
EDITORIAL :
"A chilling tale that keeps readers turning pages and pondering its truths. The Tenth Plague is a solid entry in Adam Blumer's bibliography, and fans of thrillers with spiritual depth will find much to enjoy."--C. J. Darlington, author of Thicker than Blood and Bound by Guilt"Suspense of biblical proportions! Adam Blumer does a masterful job transforming the biblical plagues to a modern-day scenario full of twists and turns that will keep you riveted until the very end."--Bonnie S. Calhoun, publisher of Christian Fiction Online Magazine and author of the Stone Braide Chronicles"Adam Blumer writes a suspenseful story with a passion for God not often seen in today's marketplace."--Creston Mapes, bestselling Christian fiction thriller author of Fear Has a Name, Dark Star, and Full Tilt"The Tenth Plague delivers a c
REVIEW :
(The circular saw cut a 1/2 inch kerf in the logs! The band saw was much more efficient.) Lumber was initially sent downriver in large rafts, piloted with stern oars by persons who regarded themselves as the aristocrats of labor on the river. One without an editor.. It would have been interesting to read a version where the author left us with a bit less tidy ending. Messing around with designs is easy, even using hard-science delta-V. This book is very informative and a must for those who are trying to explain the distribution of certain fishes in North America. Long is listening, a design book remains to be written.. I like how it was interactive.more like a workbook format - reading, checking your learning & planning how to apply these skills to your life. Art has always unlocked such riches: Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn's painting the "Prodigal Son" gave Henri Nouwen new understanding
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