Böcker av Vincent Redgrave

In this dramatic religious mystery, U.S. government consultants Carrie Carter and Mo Yousaf work tirelessly to provide urgent insight into a series of world-changing events. A man, claiming to be the third prophet, arrives out of nowhere and works mind-boggling miracles, uniting the global population. However, Carrie and Mo find it increasingly unclear who is pulling the strings and why. And, as faiths unite, U.S. Christian radicals threaten everything. Carrie's determination to make a difference leads her to find the mysterious Mr. Grey and discover that boredom is the enemy of evil.

When everything is taken from you; your work, your family, your hope, one couple will pursue the unthinkable.After a local boy is kidnapped, small-town America proves to be unforgiving. Laura and Bush Batty's quiet family life comes crashing to a shocking halt. Laura and Bush's children, Maddy and Skip, are taken by social services.Mayor Troy Landis, a man with a grudge who likes to make a profit, ensures paperwork is destroyed that sees Maddy and Skip Batty lost in an impenetrable system.Laura's body and spirit fade without her kids. When all is lost, Bush's mom, Rose Batty, hatches a scheme to use Laura's exceptional flute-playing talent to restore her life force and what she craves the most. It's not about revenge - it's about justice.

Coming of age has never been so fraught with danger.The brutal murders of local children send a small town into a tailspin.Texas farmer's son, Griz Marsh, wrestles with life's complications and his feral sister, Tilly.Further trouble arrives in the form of the outspoken new neighbor, Lizzy Kendrick, a transient laborer, Robert Lemke, and a traveling magician, Joe Lester.Griz and his best friend, Marlon, take desperate actions to preserve what they love.

What would you dare to become in order to survive?This bone-shivering adult fairytale where the stakes could not be any higher as good and evil intertwine. The legends of the dark forest enter the lives of twins Livia and Luka. Abandoned by their father, they fall into the hands of the worst people in the remote Eastern European valley.Only survival matters, and hope arrives in the most unlikely form.

When everything is taken from you; your work, your family, your hope, one couple will pursue the unthinkable.After a local boy is kidnapped, small-town America proves unforgiving. Laura and Bush Batty's quiet family life comes crashing to a shocking halt. Laura and Bush's children, Maddy and Skip, are taken by social services. Mayor Troy Landis, a man with a grudge who likes to make a profit, ensures paperwork is destroyed that sees Maddy and Skip Batty lost in an impenetrable system. Laura's body and spirit fade without her kids. When all is lost, Bush's mom, Rose Batty, hatches a scheme to use Laura's exceptional flute-playing talent to restore her life force and what she craves the most. A story guaranteed to shock and thrill you to your core.

Grant Bower is the most famous face on television and film in the western world. Two weeks before shooting the final episodes of The Family Strong, Grant Bower commits suicide. Grant is a polarizing figure with a personal life equally notorious as his on-screen character, Mark Strong.Grant Bower and his nemesis, Teddy Winters, have transfixed audiences in record numbers as the scheming Strong brothers. Grant Bower's life was filled with multiple awards, scandals, and a final performance no one saw coming - except one. Grant's private life was a blurred reflection of his character, but underneath true love, friendship and loyalty provided peace and a series of shocking revelations.

Saving western democracy is a tall order if you can't save yourself. Jordy Young's best friend is killed at a protest. Revenge is on his mind, his girlfriend dumps him, lockdown isolates him, and social unrest leads him to a chance meeting with the insightful and foul-mouthed Daryl Jones. Together, they form a group of eclectic individuals on a journey to find truth, purpose, love, and personal meaning in a world where they appear forgotten. Jordy and Daryl lead the group into trouble, and in Jordy's case, to the point of murder. The 'Sideliners' discover more than they bargained for and inadvertently ignite a common-sense social movement. Change for the better comes with a hefty price. Jordy Young's frustrations are compounded as millions are in lockdown, with millions more taking to the streets to protest social issues. People blindly follow along, but those, like Jordy, with inquisitive minds, seek truthful good intentions. Jordy is isolated by pandemic restrictions, suffering from the tragic loss of his best friend (killed at a protest) and dumped by antagonistic ex-girlfriend Trixie. Jordy takes uncharacteristic steps into the unknown. He is soon accompanied by Daryl Jones, a black construction worker with a volatile mouth and temper; Martine Oliveira, a highly emotional transgender Brazilian woman who has yet to complete her final transformative surgery; Linford Jackson, his maniacal mailman; Kira Kashani, a fiercely opinionated Persian go-getter. They feel forgotten, misunderstood, and exhausted by never-ending polarized opinions. The 'Sideliners' find themselves bonded in friendship and more as they seek to bring civil discourse and common sense back into everyday use. The Sideliners conflict with fellow protestors resulting in unexpected transformations, shocking truths revealed, and individual struggles exploding in violence, love and reconciliation.