Recently I completed my latest book titled "Flitz and the Girl from Jamonka." It's the first of a series of books examining the drama following persecution of Christians on earth, where soon afterward the violence of it forced them to flee to the stars.
Flitz is a story that takes up the narrative about 10,000 years later, where the intensity of the persecution arises to levels not seen before and evil asserts itself anew, with the goal of the extermination of followers of Jesus Christ not only from planet Earth, but from the entire universe.
With the rising threat and attack on various Christian settlements on a variety of planets, the Christian Republic calls the formation of a militia to counter the attacks and provide security for them.
At one of the top intelligence and research facilities on the planet Jamonka, communication was lost, and leaders of the militia have to call upon Flitz to go out to the compound and find out what happened. There was also an unknown technological breakthrough that their enemy Braake Doin desperately wanted, and Flitz's primary goal was to secure it and bring it back to the Republic.
The problem he had suffered a personal tragedy two years earlier, and it was unknown whether or not he was up to the task. With the entirety of Christian civilization at risk, there was still no one more qualified to attempt to do the job.
Into that scenario Flitz is sent to Jamonka, which is full of surprises that challenge much of his prior assumptions, where one surprise after another unveils a reality that changed his life forever.
More importantly, he raced against time and enemies for find and unlock the secret that Doin was also after.
My motivation in writing this story is to examine the implications of a people that were faithful to God in their obedience to His commands and their calling. It looks at the idea of an emerging Christian culture and how it advances over thousands of years, and the role many individuals and groups of believers added to the advancement and influence on the universe, even while they were hunted down and killed wherever and whenever they were found.
If it sounds interesting to you, go ahead and grab a copy at Amazon. If you have Amazon Prime you could read it for free, or read enough to know whether or not you want to buy it.
After you read it, do me a favor and offer a review on Amazon. I would appreciate and enjoy your feedback.
