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Necessary Evils is the third book in the political series by Neesa Hart. Tension mounts as White House chief of staff Brad Benton tries to discover who is behind two failed attempts on his life. Meanwhile, Nicolae Carpathia continues his rise to power. When Brad's boss chairs a committee in Carpathia's organization, Brad finds himself working for the Antichrist. You won't be able to put down this page-turner that runs parallel with the best-selling Left Behind series.Tags
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Great finish to the End Of State trilogy. It was by far the best of the three and this series is miles ahead of the Apocalypse series, also based on the Left Behind series. I was really struck by how moving and inspirational the last 100 pages or so were. Brad, Marcus, Mariette, and Randal are basically racing against the Antichrist to expose a plot in the Fitzhugh administration to buy uranium stocks from a Russian stronghold to keep it out of radical Muslim hands. They also are faced with getting the message of Christ to the world before the reign of the Antichrist begins, and their faith and their lives are put to extreme risk in the process. Well worth reading this trilogy...
In the midst of global chaos, White House Chief of Staff Brad Benton lost his family in the cataclysmic event he now knows was the prophesied rapture of Christians.
From the back rooms of the U.S. government to the world stage of the United Nations, End of State explores the world of politics and government as it is changed forever by the Rapture.
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- Per WorldCat.org, ISBN 0195118022 is actually for Endangered Dreams: The Great Depression in California by Kevin Starr.
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