Hide and Seek

By H. L. Wegley

Description:

A computer security breach within a US defense contractor’s firewalls leads investigators, Lee Brandt and beautiful, brilliant Jennifer Akihara, onto the cyber-turf of terrorists, where they are detected and targeted for elimination. Lee leads them on a desperate and prayer-filled flight for survival into the mountains of the Pacific Northwest. Will Jennifer’s pursuit of truth about the conspiracy, and the deepest issues of life, lead her into the clutches of terrorists, into the arms of Lee Brandt, or into the arms of the God she deems untrustworthy?

Book Takeaway:

The biggest take away from Hide and Seek is the point illustrated by the spiritual discussions between the two main characters. It's a point made many times by apologist Ravi Zacharias. He emphasizes that the barriers to faith are most often the heart rending existential questions, not intellectual issues. The story emphasizes that all of these questions are answered by God in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Why the author wrote this book:

I thought I was being inspired to write the next great text in Christian Apologetics. After completing 10 years of study, the real experts had begun publishing great apologetical references. That's when I realized my 10 years of study had prepared me to incorporate the basics of the Christian worldview, and its answers to life's questions, into stories that I had placed on the back burner. Once I started writing my first novel, I knew that I was being led to write inspirational fiction.