Day Of Reckoning
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One man’s hatred sets off a community crisis in a chilling, page-turning read that is also startlingly inspirational. Textile magnate G.R. Logan laid off Wayne Purdy’s father just weeks before his untimely death, and Wayne means to make Logan pay. In her second novel in the dramatic Baxter series, Kathy Herman exposes the volatile range from anger to forgiveness in victims’ souls. Sinister messages threaten frightened townspeople, and angels offer comfort in dire times. Not a character in the story hasn’t been wronged, and it’s anyone’s guess how they’ll react to the evil that plagues this once-peaceful town. Can new life spring from these bitter roots?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781576738962
ISBN10: 1576738965
Kathy Herman
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2002
Baxter # 2
Publisher: Multnomah
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