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On their journey to Jesus's crucifixion, Hannah and her brother perish in a tragic accident, plunging into the enigmatic afterlife of Paradise. Jesus sends them, along with the 'good thief, ' Dismas, and a mysterious angel, on a perilous quest to retrieve scattered fragments of the key to Hell.
This ragtag team races through the epochs of biblical history, trying to outwit Lucifer's forces at every turn. Can they restore the key in 63 hours? Or will Lucifer destroy them all?
Experience the power of Christ's resurrection in a way you never imagined.
Endorsements
Susan Davis draws the reader into a dark world of demons, sinners, and unlikely saints in this unique tale of what may have happened between the crucifixion and Jesus' ascension into Heaven. Rich in imagery, drama, and action, 63 Hours in Hell is a journey fraught with twists and turns as the characters embark on an unprecedented quest that captivates from beginning to end.
-Susan Miura, author of the award-winning Healer series and Signs in the Dark.
Enthralled! That's how you'll feel as you read the pages of 63 Hours in Hell. Susan L Davis masterfully weaves biblical characters and historical settings into a tale so gripping, you'll let your to-do list gather dust just to see what's next. More than just a story, it's a journey of faith, love, and redemption. Like a rich cup of coffee, it lingers long after the last page.
-Robyn Dykstra, national Christian speaker and author of the bestseller, The Widow Wore Pink
Gripping from the very first page, 63 Hours in Hell pulled me into Davis's descriptive depiction of the spiritual world. Woven with scripture and Biblical references, the narrative takes the reader on a fascinating journey, not holding back on Satan's wickedness or Christ's miraculous power, Davis makes the spiritual world come to life, reminding us the devil is alive and active, but so is our Great God. After reading it, I have a renewed appreciation for my faith. I'm so glad I'm on team Jesus.
-Jenna Brooke Carlson, author of Falling Flat
Susan L. Davis has written a daring story of Jesus' descent into Hell and his triumphant return, blending meticulous research with accessible storytelling. The author courageously challenges traditional perspectives, inviting readers to reconsider their understanding of this theological mystery from a unique perspective. This intriguing exploration pushes the boundaries of conventional discourse, leaving readers with a renewed appreciation for the depths of divine sacrifice and great love.
-Susan Pettit, S. Pettit Gallery, Lewis-Clark Valley, WA
Artist and Author of The Rose Trilogy Enjoy Roses Every Day
What if someone in Heaven was able to teach us how to handle some of the most complex problems we face here on Earth, ahead of time?
Meet Windrose, assigned by God to to teach a special group of individuals several life lessons to prepare them for the greatest battle of all time: the battle for the souls of men!
By way of fictional backstories, Through Heaven's Vision hopes to decode part of the mystery of what it might be like residing in heaven for all eternity. What might we do there? Who could we see? The author combines his forty-five years as a prayer intercessor with a biblically inspired imagination to propose a depiction of what living with Jesus in a beautiful golden city for millions and millions of years might look like. For instance, the potential ability of flying with angels, or traveling to cool places through visual time travel, perhap even having the ability to talk with any and all of the people depicted in the Bible, including Jesus Himself.
The flames danced as if a song were playing just for it. Burning hot and free, the fire spread fast and wild...
Torren, an anxious elf of VaHaile, a small village in the kingdom of Zynthia, struggles to find his place within the kingdom. His anxiety only worsens once a village goes missing, and he encounters a darkness imbedded within a once-lovely creature. Along with the help of some freinds, he embarks on a journey to discover the source of the darkness and find the missing villager. Will Torren find his true calling and successfully unravel the answers, or will he and his friends find that there is more to the kingdom and its history than they thought?
YOU THINK YOU KNOW ALL ABOUT THE END TIMES... THINK AGAIN.
This omnibus of the complete, award-winning Dry Bones Society series contains three full-length novels and over 1,000 pages of mystery, humor, and adventure.
When he wakes up, naked and alone, in the Mount of Olives Cemetery, Moshe Karlin finds that the afterlife is not what he had expected. But he's not going to take his death lying down. He'll win back his life - and his wife - if it kills him.
But destiny has other plans for him: the secret to peace in the Middle East and the long-awaited Messiah.
Meanwhile, other changes are afoot in the Holy Land. A reluctant prophet prepares to deliver a message of redemption - and the end of life as we know it - when a freak accident changes the course of history.
A must-read End Times adventure.
If you enjoy mystery and humor, engaging characters and non-stop surprises, then you will love this heartwarming and highly original tale of hope and second chances that will make you laugh and cry as the pages fly by.
Praise for the series
★★★★★ An amazing read from a masterful storyteller. - Readers' Favorite
★★★★★ Fabulous and thrilling. I can highly recommend this end times series. - Christian Bookaholic
★★★★★ TOP PICK Freaking amazing A well-written and engaging novel with excellent character development, fantastic dialogue, and an original, well-paced plot. - Underground Book Reviews
★★★★★ If you liked the Left Behind series, you will love this
★★★★★ Sofer is this generation's Amoz Oz.
★★★★★ I quickly fell in love with this series as I became obsessed with the characters. I recommend it to all. - Read, Learn & Shine
★★★★★ Enjoyed the series. Laughed and cried.
★★★★★ A MUST-READ Thoroughly satisfying.
Read THE DRY BONES SOCIETY now and dive head-first into this must-read and heartwarming afterlife adventure
A girl lost and alone. A nation at war. A hidden enemy circling.
In Europe during the Middle Ages, Annabelle of Anchony finds herself trapped on an island, hunted by the vicious Demolites, and forced to trust a kindly stranger. As she grows up, sustained only by her Christian faith, she must find her family, her identity, and a path to peace in a kingdom torn by civil strife.
But even when she does come home, everything is not as it seems...
Once, there was the Truth which shone as pure as Gold.
Then, came a Beast who devoured Winter's lights.
'Twas Gold versus Poison
Darkness versus Light
King versus Beast
Day verses Night
The Ellsworth community is growing on Earth. But have they really solved the problem that wiped out Earth's population? Twenty years have passed since they returned from space. Nothing has been heard from Ararat. Will the colony finally respond when they know the problems found on Earth? And what happened to Nels and his little group? The distances involved between the planets make communications difficult. Messages are out-of-date by the time they arrive ten years later. Where does the future of mankind lie?
When You Love, You Change the World
Why is it that we destroy the things we love most? This is the question Paulo Coelho faces in this touching story about his confrontation with his past. In The Valkyries, Paulo and his wife, Cristina, embark on a forty-day quest into the starkly beautiful and sometimes dangerous Mojave Desert, where they encounter the Valkyries, strange warrior women who travel the desert on motorcycles. A masterful blend of the exotic locales, dramatic adventure, and stark storytelling for which Coelho's fictional works are renowned, this true-life odyssey is at once a modern-day adventure story and a poignant message about letting go of the past and believing in the future.
Prepare yourself for an epic tale that dares to shatter everything you thought you knew about Robin Hood.
For centuries, the legend of Robin Hood and his band of thieves has captivated the imagination. Now the familiar tale takes on new life, fresh meaning, and an unexpected setting.
Hunted like an animal by Norman invaders, Bran ap Brychan, heir to the throne of Elfael, has abandoned his father's kingdom and fled to the greenwood. There, in a primeval forest of the Welsh borders, danger surrounds him--for this woodland is a living, breathing entity with mysterious powers and secrets, and Bran must find a way to make it his own if he is to survive.
Steeped in Celtic mythology and the political intrigue of medieval Britain, Stephen R. Lawhead conjures up an ancient past and holds a mirror to contemporary realities.
A city-state crumbling into ruins.
An ancient system of values torn down.
The noble families who upheld it, erased.
Clemenza Giudice, a dispossessed noble-turned-clockmaker, has one goal: do whatever it takes to regain her family's social status. Even if it costs her soul. So when she is asked to steal an illicit piece of technology for the man who took everything from her, Clemenza negotiates in hopes of saving her family from utter ruin.
But people are harder to control than clocks. And now she's stuck on a journey into the heart of a dangerous capital rumored to hide illegal experiments with corrupted aether. Her companions include her rival clockmaker, an ostentatious smuggler, his sister enslaved at a pleasure house, his apprenticed thief, and a handsome architect who harbors many secrets.
The true cost of helping her family might mean becoming like the man who ruined them, no matter the guilt she may feel. In an Italian Renaissance-inspired world, Clemenza and her companions must pursue their own interests---or protect their broken society, where betrayal, theft, and murder flourish.
There is nothing else that is like them or that could take their place. - T. S. Eliot
I have just read your Place of the Lion and it is to me one of the major literary events of my life ... There are layers and layers-first the pleasure that any good fantasy gives me: then, what is rarely (tho' not so very rarely) combined with this, the pleasure of a real philosophical and theological stimulus: thirdly, characters: fourthly, what I neither expected nor desired, substantial edification. - C. S. Lewis
I want to make clear that these novels of Williams ... are, first of all, very good reading.
To him [Williams] the supernatural was perfectly natural, and the natural was also supernatural. And this peculiarity gave him that profound insight into Good and Evil, into the heights of Heaven and the depths of Hell, which provides both the immediate thrill, and the permanent message of novels. Williams is telling us about a world of experience known to him ... he communicates this experience that he has had.
The Novels of Charles Williams is a collection of seven gripping novels. These supernatural thrillers are all set in the modern world but present human life as being controlled by unseen powers that operate at another level. In this respect, they are very similar to the Harry Potter series. The reader is shown that the supernatural is, in fact, perfectly natural, and exerts an influence on every aspect of our daily existence. On one level, these novels are gripping stories, but at another, they are a unique blend of fantasy, theology, morality and the supernatural which has not been surpassed, and which leave a deep impression on the reader.
Charles Williams was physically frail and for financial reasons never attended university; however, he had a vivid imagination and an inquiring mind. He was always interested in books, and after school he started life packing books but rose to be a proof-reader and then an editor at Oxford University Press; he was appointed a lecturer at Oxford University, and was even awarded an honorary M.A. by the university. As an author he was very versatile, writing novels, plays, poetry, popular theology, and academic works on literature. He was one of the Inklings, a group that included C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien. One can see his influence on Lewis and Tolkien. Williams is most remembered for his novels which are collected in this omnibus edition.
This edition contains the seven novels War in Heaven, Many Dimensions, The Place of the Lion, The Greater Trumps, Shadows of Ecstasy, Descent into Hell, and All Hallows' Eve, and also the short story, Et in Sempiternum Pereant, which features the protagonist of Many Dimensions.
In the vibrant city of Loom, an elderly man named Lapanyan has dedicated his life to spinning yarn for the city's weavers. His spinning wheel, his lifeline, is tragically lost, leaving him in a state of despair.
In the midst of his hardship, Lapanyan discovers a peculiar treasure. This treasure has a unique characteristic: it seems to be alive. Intriguingly, he learns that this treasure thrives on generosity.
This realization leads Lapanyan on a path of self-discovery. He learns that the essence of true wealth lies not in accumulation but in sharing. As he distributes his treasure among those in need, he finds it multiplying, bringing him not just material wealth but also immense joy.
This story beautifully intertwines elements of magic, wisdom, and the age-old lesson of generosity. It takes the reader on a journey through the lively city of Loom, its industrious weavers, and the life of Lapanyan. It is a heartwarming tale that will inspire readers to share their own treasures.
Experience the charm of Loom, the wisdom of Lapanyan, and the joy of sharing in this captivating story. It is a tale that transcends age, equally enthralling for a child hearing it for the first time or an adult revisiting it. It illustrates how adversity can lead to profound discovery, and how true wealth lies in the act of giving.
This is a tale about a young Isrite, named Opie. Not a very powerful name 'Opie' but Isrites aren't supposed to be powerful, you see. They are peaceful folk who prefer their fruits and grand tales, as well as spending a hard-working day on their respective crafts, over wars and power. They don't typically leave their home of Mount Ne'de, which resides in the south, and they live upon the treetops. Trees, from which the very first Isrites (Ofer and Avak) were born from the roots of. Opie is given a mission by the Keredah (rebels) to lead a group southward, back to her homeland from whence she ran away at fourteen years old to join this war (She is now nineteen). A necromancer rises there and odd things have been happening around the world of Ganmuth...very odd. At the foundation of her core Opie will always do what is selfless and good, so a company of twelve (odd) Keredahs is gathered for her.
Ancient conspiracy. Relentless evil. The hunt for answers continues.
The climactic ending of The Façade left Brian Scott and Melissa Kelley with only each other-and the terrible secrets they carry. The Portent finds them living under new identities, their future clouded by constant fear of being exposed. By the time Brian and Melissa learn they're being watched, their carefully constructed lives will be over.
Follow Brian and Melissa into the center of an unthinkably vast, centuries-old conspiracy, conceived to turn the faith of millions against itself. Revelations from ancient tombs, long-forgotten Nazi experiments, UFOs, occult mythologies, biblical theology, and godlike technologies converge in answer to a terrifying question: Now that they are here, what do they want?
The veil between the worlds has been torn, and terrible powers are coming through...
A magician has caused a rift in the fabric of the universe, and Platonic ideals are now roaming the English countryside, taking the form of giant animals and generally wrecking havoc on the small town of Smetham. While others flee, a young student name Anthony Durrant realizes that it is up to him to face down the monstrous powers before they destroy the world...
The Place of the Lion is one of Charles Williams' most beloved novels. C.S. Lewis called reading it, ...one of the major literary events of my life. Along with Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, Williams was member of the Inklings, an informal group of writers in Oxford, England who changed the world with their mythopoetic vision.
In the whispers of the wild, a legend is reborn. A spellbinding tale of ancient prophecies and forgotten wisdom set in the mystical Rio Grande Valley. When Oracle, a jaguar from the Yucatán, journeys north in response to an ancient prophecy, he sets in motion an extraordinary adventure of friendship, courage, and rediscovery.
One prophecy. One jaguar. The fate of a forgotten world.
Guided by the memory of Eden and the prayer of the last jaguar, Oracle encounters an unlikely band of animal companions-including a clever raccoon, a steadfast horse, and a wise old toad-as they guide a lost boy named Miracle through a landscape both beautiful and fraught with danger.
Can Oracle not only fulfill the prophecy but help the animals reclaim ancient truths before they are lost forever? He must find the legendary Lonely Tree and reawaken the animal kingdom's forgotten heritage before it's too late.
Against treacherous obstacles, their journey becomes a race against time and the ever-encroaching world of Man to fulfill an age-old prophecy, restore balance to the Valley, and recover the long-lost memories that hold the key to salvation.
The Trail to the Lonely Tree is more than just an adventure-one that isn't real yet completely true. This hope-filled tale explores the quest for courage in a fallen world and how to make the faith journey-and its sacrifices and disappointments-worthwhile.
It's a profound exploration of belonging, purpose, and the enduring power of stories that bind us all. You will be captivated by the rich world-building because everyone loves a timeless tale of wisdom woven throughout an adventure that lies just beyond the veil of our everyday world.
The Trail to the Lonely Tree is the first of a six-volume magical realism tale. Dive into this poetic story of friendship, destiny, and daring designed to impart courage for your unique calling.
Follow the trail. Find the tree. Change the world.
