The world is on edge after Israel's attack on Iran. Meanwhile, entrepreneur Nash Lee uses his worldwide network to initiate change; imprisoned nuclear scientist Kim Grace knows the danger of the technology she helped develop; and White House chief of staff Anshel Gould creates a radical peace plan. Will the "salt of the earth" stop the unstoppable? 320 pages, softcover from Summerside.

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Review 1 for Peace

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3 out of 5

OK, but has one major flaw

Date:December 29, 2010

Disappointed

Location:Washington, DC

Age:45-54

Gender:female

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3 out of 5

There are some good things about this book. The scenario is a very real one. The author uses some real-world new (late 2009) technology information that most people don't know. The answers to the questions in the back are very interesting. Sometimes the action in the book is too slow. But the biggest drawback is the very transparent propagandist "lovefest" for our current president. It permeates the book and will be the main reason that I do not buy the sequel.

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Review 2 for Peace

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5 out of 5

Techno-Christians !

Date:November 29, 2010

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Location:FLORIDA

Age:55-65

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5 out of 5

"Peace" shows how Christians use the latest technology to further God's plans even in dire circumstances. This book presents a possible scenario that makes one think it could more likely be probable. I can't wait for the sequels "Oil" and "Temple".

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