The Anti-Hero - Martin Venner - Books - New Generation Publishing - 9781800312630 - June 1, 2021
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The Anti-Hero

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History is filled with anti-heroes, and no one was more of an Anti-Hero than Jeremiah Abrahams, the 48th President of the United States, because it was as if everything in his life had happened by accident. He didn't want to be President, but this was thrust on him with the world staggering from disaster to disaster with wars and economic collapse Jeremiah was at the helm doing his best to navigate America through these exceptionally dangerous waters. Because of the many enemies that hated him and his country, it was not long before this President was tasked with leading the United States in a disastrous war, which turned out to be so catastrophic that it brought his country to a terrible end. Having got through that, if this former President thought his life was going to be slightly easier, he was gravely mistaken! If the 2032/33 Global War which saw America's demise was not enough for Jeremiah; his decision to enter the Church by becoming a monk would not save him from even more disasters. Instead, the exact opposite happened with unexpected events and situations that came along ever more frequently. As they did so, this time he would not be leading America, rather it was the Church's turn to be held in the trembling hands of this Anti-Hero. It was then that 'the' most terrible and formidable Enemy the world has ever known began to make his presence felt. Fortunately help was at hand in the form of an exceptionally great saint who help, guided and encouraged this Anti-Hero through the impossible times which held captive the whole human race and their countries!


472 pages

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released June 1, 2021
ISBN13 9781800312630
Publishers New Generation Publishing
Pages 472
Dimensions 127 × 203 × 27 mm   ·   508 g
Language English  

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