Kill Shot

By Angela L. Gold

Description:

As if the stress of serving as a co-president isn’t enough, reality begins to blur as Rory Rydell battles flashbacks related to recent trauma. Exacerbating the situation, the presence of her fellow co-president triggers some of her terrors.

Kill Shot is a story of overcoming fear and experiencing the transformative love of Jesus.

After Rory Rydell invites the world to accept Jesus as Savior while levitating above her execution platform, she is the natural choice to serve as one of the co-presidents of the new nation created by God’s miraculous defeat of the United World Order. But then the Kingdom Advisory Council selects Dawson Fortis—her former jailer under the Order—to serve beside her as co-president. Will the two be able to put their complicated past behind them and serve the needs of the country? Or will the council meetings descend into endless arguments?

Although crippled, the Order in the Eastern and Central zones has survived. The Order’s supreme commanders are hotter than a solar flare over their defeat in the Western zone. They see Rory and the new nation as a threat to their very existence … one that must be eliminated.

Rory trusts God for protection, even though she understands she is a target and is acutely aware that many of God’s devoted followers have been martyred over the ages, even Jesus.

But she has made her choice—serving God is the one thing important enough to risk her life for. The question is, what will it ultimately cost her?

Book Takeaway:

When we trust in God, He does immeasurably more than we can imagine.

Why the author wrote this book:

I wanted readers to observe that trials continue after the victory. And I wanted to share that Christians should not try to hide or refuse help when they are suffering, even from the effects of post-traumatic stress. Needing help is not a sign that a Christian lacks faith, but that they are human and need support.