Light in the Dark

by Jerry Johnston

Overview

"Power is not for those who desire it," said the voice. "Even the humblest can succumb to its intoxicating desire for more."

A teenage orphan girl finds a supernatural book that shows her the way to escape her current circumstances for a better life. In her quest to gain the power needed to begin her adventure, a man who has lost everything, realizes she is in trouble. Without any hesitation he steps in to save her and ends up in a parallel dimension. While he is gone, a mysterious darkness begins to attack her city, and she must learn to change her heart to hold it off until she can find the man who usurped her power. Battling through their own internal conflicts, the two of them embark on a journey's that has them facing spirit creatures, treacherous allies, and formidable enemies. Through triumphs, and failures, and help from those that believe in their cause, they battle the influences of evil to make way for the Light in the Dark.

Light In the Dark depicts an epic battle between good and evil by making those concepts real entities that individually influence the thoughts of the people. Because the entities are real, they can interact with the people who must decide if they will acknowledge their existence. If they do, then they must determine if they want to fight against or give into the persuasive enticements of those entities. Just as we must decide which direction we will choose.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798890756145
Publisher:	Excel Book Writing
Publication date:	04/30/2024
Pages:	542
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 1.19(d)

About the Author

Jerry Johnston is a 68-year-old Christian father of eleven children, six of whom are adopted from the foster system, and a grandfather to three girls. He is married to his wife, Debra for 41 years and counting. He currently lives in Bellevue, Washington where he was raised and schooled, eventually graduating from the University of Washington with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. He also has a master’s degree in health sciences for Athletic Competition. He was a College All-American swimmer and competed in the 1972 and 1976 Olympic Trials. He has been coaching swimmers for over 40 years from beginner level to Olympic Trials and is currently the head coach of Chinook Aquatic Club. Besides writing books, he enjoys golf and tennis, Seattle sports teams, board games, mysteries, and fantasies. He also enjoys writing songs and creating Christian music as a hobby.