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John and Mark live in Manassas, Virginia. In addition to writing The Century War Chronicles Freedom and Discovery Series, they are the co-authors of Bloodlines, a historical fiction novel for high school readers and adults. From pre-Civil War America to the modern day, this fast-paced and thrilling story follows the lives of the MacDonald family who are called to contend with unseen powers of evil drawing bloodlines through history. Rich with historical detail, Bloodlines offers fresh insight into our nation's spiritual conflicts, past and present, while inspiring its readers to overcome life's deepest disappointments and to find faith in God.
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Since I do a lot of critical reading, I am not easy to impress, but your writing is refreshing for three reasons. First, it is clearly and unashamedly Christian in content. Second, your writing is both historically acurrate and contemporarily relevant. Third, I find a unique blend of insightful opinion, life-like characters, and realistic situations that compel me to turn the page. I can, without reservations, recommend your books to my friends. -- Eve Barner, homeschooled twelfth-grader, Purcellville, VA
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- PublisherReconciliation Press
- Publication date2013
- ISBN 10 1940072026
- ISBN 13 9781940072029
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages102
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