The Hart of John

by Lawrence R. Deering

332 pages

Dr. William Hart find verses from an alternate version of the book of Revelation. If made public, the new version would shake the very foundation of the Christian faith.

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About the Book
Dr. William Hart find verses from an alternate version of the book of Revelation in his uncle, Aaron Davis's, dissertation papers. David founded the Brotherhood of Man, an organization that united the major religions of the world, and created the world's largest military peacekeeping force. Aaron's quest for world domination was stopped by Will's parents with help from the U.S. government. Will, desperately wanting to atone for his uncle's legacy, sets out to find the lost manuscript he believes contributed to his uncle's rise to power. He discovers that Paul Rutledge, a powerful Satanist, is also searching for the lost text, and will stop at nothing to attain it. If made public, the new version of the book of Revelation would shake the very foundation of the Christian faith, and change the course of history.
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About the Author

Lawrence R. Deering spent more than thirty years as a healthcare executive. His first novel Youth Group, was based on his experiences in the Southern Baptist church. He is an avid audiophile and has been building a vinyl record collection for more than forty years. He often includes references to the musicians and songs he loves in his stories. He lives with his wife, Lisa, in Winter Park, Florida and St. Croix, Virgin Islands.