Isaiah's Labyrinth

by Ebony James

Overview

The struggle for freedom is brutal, real, and often deadly:

General Pacifique Runihura ruthlessly hunts his prey across war-torn Rwanda savagely massacring Tutsis by the thousands. Amidst this bloody civil war, a young Tutsi father, Gahigi Mukunzi, clings to his newborn child, her survival becomes his sole purpose, all while leading countless other Tutsis to safety and refuge. A deadly game of predator and prey ensues, and either destruction or salvation awaits those who live to the end;

Brennan Fitzgerald is young man born into unimaginable wealth and privilege. Yet lost in the tapestry of an abusive father, misunderstood youth, and a loving but emotionally unstable mother, Brennan desires to walk a dark path centered on deception, violence, and rebellion. Temptation aligned with false promises leads Brennan to a poisonous ending with unthinkable consequences.

Lost in an urban jungle, Andrew Goodson is shuffled from one foster home to the next. Alcohol, drug abuse, and violence mark his young and misguided life. When surrounded by darkness, anger, and hopelessness, Andrew discovers salvation in the unlikeliest of places. Freedom, stability, and spiritual awakening lay before him, but he still must face deadly temptation and walk away from unsuspecting evil.

A triumvirate opus, these and other characters leap off the pages in this story of struggle, rebellion, and salvation.

No one is immune from the sufferings of life. How we react in the face of loss, pain, and temptation determines our outcome. Faith, devotion, and strength guide this symphony of characters to a stunning and unsuspecting conclusion.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157352912
Publisher:	Christian Faith Publishing, Inc
Publication date:	01/30/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	442
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

For over a decade, Luke Sheffield has worked on public affairs campaigns, advising clients such as Microsoft, the National Rifle Association, numerous conservative political candidates, and religious freedom movements. These election battles and hard-fought struggles for liberty, individual rights, and a stance against spiritual persecution forged within Luke an impenetrable devotion to faith and freedom. He has witnessed firsthand the organized persecution reigning down from a hostile government against those devoted to religious and liberty-centered views, the aggressors possessing a toxic mix of persecution and false ideology. In a tightly woven story, richly defined characters leap off the pages in Isaiah’s Labyrinth, reflecting the struggle for individual rights, family, and fighting to your last breath to preserve principles we hold dear.

A Houston native, Luke attended Baylor University where he earned his bachelor’s and later a master’s in government. His wife, Brenda, was born and raised in Colombia, South America, and the two met while Luke was a graduate student. They been married over fifteen years and have two children.