Bøger af Nikolas Larum

He thought his killing days were over.After foiling the plans of both superpowers, late-Cold War operative Gavin Leoppard is presumed dead and better for it. Happily married with three young children, he leads an ordinary life in blissful obscurity. But when a hit team comes calling, his new world is shattered.The search for his hunters takes him back into the snarl of the U.S. intelligence community where he learns his enemies are not alone.Out of options, he turns to the Foundation, a private intelligence firm. Their help comes at a cost. Paying it will demand all the skills in his lethal arsenal and strain every fiber of his newfound faith.As his family falls apart around him, the mission sends him down the labyrinth of his dark history where previous certainties shift to disturbing questions. The answers threaten not only his children, but all of humanity.Can Gavin stop those who have targeted him before they unleash another Hitlerian evil on the world?Life was simpler when all he had to lose was his soul.Valley of Wolves is an epic historical spy thriller taking the reader on a wild ride through the twists and turns of the late Cold War and into the harrowing suspense of WW II occupied Europe.Great for fans of Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne, Lee Child's Jack Reacher, and The Shepherds series by Andrews and Wilson.Click the BUY NOW button at the top and enter the world of the Gypsy Spy today.

The Persons of the Godhead are known by familial terms: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. God the Holy Spirit? What part of the family tree is that? "Father" we understand. The term is full of emotional imprint and real life imagery. "Son" is equally comprehensible. "Spirit," however, leaves us grasping the air in our attempt to relate to Him. How do you hug a spirit? In painting a picture of Himself, the Holy Spirit wasn't content to be cast in singular hues. He has far too many dimensions to His personality for monochromatic expressions to do Him justice. His infiniteness required symbolic language that on the surface appears contradictory but in actuality works to provide us a glimpse of the breadth, length, depth, and height of His Being. Thus, He is wind and cloud, water and fire, oil and lamp, dove and eagle, to name a few. It is through this language of symbol that we are enabled to begin to grapple with the Third Person of the Trinity. How do you hug a spirit? Better to ask how the Spirit hugs you. It is my earnest hope and desire that you feel His embrace as you read this work. Includes illustrations, bibliography, and Scripture index.