Dark Rule (The COIL Series) (Volume 3)

By D. I. Telbat

Description:

The COIL Series suspense continues in Dark Rule, Book Three by D.I. Telbat, taking the reader from the South Pacific to the Greek Isles—from the depths of the ocean to the cone of an unstable volcano. Nathan Isaacson—presumed dead by fellow agents, but has now been trained by master spy, Luigi Putelli—begins his solo spy career under ex-CIA Agent Corban Dowler. When Corban loses contact with a beautiful Chinese agent, he sends Nathan on a mission to the South Pacific to locate her. As Nathan infiltrates the underwater exploration team of a dark foe bent on ruling at the expense of Christians, it proves to be a spy game to test Nathan's spiritual and physical muscles. Two years later, Nathan is sent on another assignment—one he has no idea is tied to his first mission. An ominous cloud hovers over the Island of Zalzuna in the Greek Isles as the volcanic island under communist rule is about to erupt. Nathan is to gain intel on missing missionaries before the light of the captive Christians is snuffed out. Heather Kooper and her team of Special Forces Christians are called in to assist in a possible rescue attempt. Following the trail of the missing Jamison family, the team unearths a dark scheme. COIL Operative Nathan Isaacson prays he can save the defenseless from the extended claws about to ensnare them all—even if it costs him his life! Dark Rule includes three illustrations to enhance reader enjoyment, and shares information about Vision Beyond Borders, ministry to the persecuted. Dark Vessel, COIL Book Four, follows Dark Rule.

Book Takeaway:

God desires Christians to actively serve Him and others sacrificially; we are to be lights in the darkness; to be separate but not absent from the world.
Readers won't experience a COIL novel without realizing the adventures are based on actual conditions in our world today, but they'll see God is still in control. I hope readers will enjoy this COIL book, but also that their faith in Christ will be strengthened.

Why the author wrote this book:

I wanted to remember and honor missionary friends who sacrificed to serve others for many years in the hard soil of Cameroon.