The Defiance

by Laura Gallier

Overview

Four months after the deadly overlord Molek has been banished beyond the city limits of Masonville, Texas, Owen Edmonds’s crucial mission to save lives escalates when seven Cosmic Rulers of darkness close in to decimate his town—and nation. As the battle between good and evil culminates in an epic standoff, Owen and his girlfriend, Ray Anne, must make the decision of a lifetime: will they face their fears or run? The Defiance is the third book in the Delusion series.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781496433985
Publisher:	Tyndale House Publishers
Publication date:	11/03/2020
Series:	The Delusion Series , #3
Pages:	304
Sales rank:	1,109,420
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.20(h) x 0.90(d)
Age Range:	13 - 18 Years

Editorial Reviews

2020-09-29
The battle between heaven and hell continues in this final installment of the Delusion trilogy.

It’s been four months since Owen witnessed an occult human trafficking auction on his property, and the Molek, Lord of the Dead, was taken away by the protective and benevolent Watchmen. Owen is desperate to know how he can drive the remaining evil presence out of Masonville for good. Along with Ray Anne, his devoted girlfriend, he now is attempting to root it out and determine where the truth lies—all while being pursued by mysterious forces and confronting old foes. Many new and frightening underworld creatures are introduced in great detail, and each embodies an aspect of spiritual warfare that Owen must learn to navigate. In the process, Owen discovers Molek’s plan to sacrifice 13 targets in town, and he races to save the potential victims along with the souls of everyone in Masonville, including people he loves dearly. The members of a considerable cast of spirits, demons, and heavenly guardians seem to come and go when it’s convenient to the plot but do little to advance a cohesive story; however, the power of faithful prayer and the ability of light to triumph over darkness are themes throughout and imbue the novel with a sense of hope. Most characters are assumed White.

Readers seeking spiritual inspiration will be intrigued. (Christian supernatural fiction. 14-18)

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