Broken Wings (The Unfallen Series #2) [E-BOOK]
Broken Wings (The Unfallen Series #2) [E-BOOK]
Judah Lamb
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๐ Book 2 in The Unfallen Series
Read the next book, Mortal Coil (Book 3), after this one.
Can what's forgotten be forgiven?
Haunted by visions and memories, Landon seeks answers. He's identified the man in his nightmares: an exorcist in Rome. He's the only one who might know the truth. An encroaching darkness and an impending war between angels and demons threaten countless lives if Landon doesn't remember a secret he's forgotten.
Is this Landon's chance to reconcile with his past and atone for his former evil? Will he achieve the redemption he seeks? Or will recovering those lost memories turn him back into the demon he used to be? Sometimes the greatest evil we must face is the one that resides within.
Broken Wings is the second book in The Unfallen, a fast-paced, action-packed Christian suspense series. Fans of Frank Peretti's This Present Darkness or Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's Good Omens will fall in love with Landon Walker. An on-the-edge-of-your-seat redemption story.
This is the digital e-book edition.
If you would prefer paperback: Broken Wings paperback
If you would prefer the audiobook: Broken Wings audiobook
๐ Continue the Series
Next: Mortal Coil (Book 3, e-book).
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By highlighting his Theological qualifications in his profile, I would have expected the basic theology to be defendable, Yet in his author notes at the end of the first book, the author acknowledges that angels do not posses someone. "It just doesn't happen". So why base a whole plot on the assumption it does happen? For Christians reading the book it should alienate them or turn them off, for non-Christians it will confuse them or give them a false sense of what is true. Christian authors have an obligation to write what they believe is consistent with the Bible, otherwise you get a mess akin to the Da Vinci Code. It is a shame, because there are some great points and themes raised in the book. It wouldn't have taken much of a tweak to the plot to fix the flaws.
Awesome books
Loving the series so far. Itโll take me some time to read through them all, but im looking forward to it.
This series is wonderful in how it seeks to break down barriers and defeat confusion that divides Christ followers.
Too much Catholic influence.