Clear as the Moon

The Great and Terrible, Vol. 6

De: Chris Stewart

Narrado por: Art Allen

“We have this one chance,” Brucius told Sam. “If you can get him, if you can locate and extricate King Abdullah, then we can punish him. Justice will be served. We could stop the final world war. Find him, we'll try him and hang him. Don't, and we'll have to retaliate.”

The United States, stunned by the nuclear detonation in Washington, D.C., and further crippled by the EMP attack on the whole country, is on the brink of destruction. The unscrupulous leaders who have banded together to toss out the Constitution and divide the ruling of the world between themselves have all but achieved their objective.

But they haven't factored in one thing. They haven't considered the chance, however slight, that good people remain who will continue standing up for what they believe in. A daring plot to reinstate Brucius Marino to his rightful position as president of the United States, with an even more audacious plan to bring King Abdullah to justice—everything hinges on the courage and skill of Sara and Sam Brighton and their friends. The thrilling conclusion to The Great and Terrible series will keep you riveted to the very end!

©2010 Chris Stewart (P)2015 Chris Stewart

Too much from the Dark Side

This review is for the entire 6 Volume set. I finished Vol. 6 today. Overall, I enjoyed the storyline, but there was way too much of Satan and his dark angels. I would get bad feelings as these segments went on and on. In the later volumes, I just fast forwarded thru these segments because they made me feel so bad. Also, you killed off too many good people, that could have just as well lived and not changed the story. (Although the Bono ending took me by surprise). There were many great spiritual events though, and that alone made me want to download and enjoy all the volumes and listen to the whole series. I am LDS, as I understand the writer is also, so the happy spiritual events were great, however other listeners that may not be as familiar with our faith may get lost at times. Also, you never said who the "old man" was supposed to be? In the early volumes, I thought him as one of Satan's angels, but volume 6 dispelled this thought.