Falling night

Reviewed by:

Ceil Carey, retired public librarian and long time book discussion leader

Title:

Falling night

Author:

Phil Clarke

Publisher:

Ambassador International

https://www.ambassadorpublications.org/store/

Date:

2023

Format:

Paperback

Overview:

The subtitle to Falling Night is “An unlikely aid worker in a horrific war zone that hides a greater evil” and that tells the reader a lot. Alan Swales is a successful Brit with a girlfriend, lovely home, nice car, good job, you get the picture. For a bit of excitement and adventure, he decides to take a short stint as an aid worker in Africa. Might be some fun experiences to share with his mates. But when he goes back a second time, God is at work in his heart to make a different man of him, one who cares about the people of Africa, one who cannot ignore the rumors of a hidden genocide and one who puts his life on the line! Despite the deep ugliness and cruelty of this world, the author declares that love wins!

Rating:

4 out of 5

Suggested audience:

Fans of action fiction and those with a particular interest in humanitarian efforts

Christian impact:

The main character’s life takes a dramatic change when he begins to see God’s hand in the world and what His plan might be for him as he volunteers to work as a medical aid worker in Africa.

Also includes:

-acknowledgements

-publisher’s note

-about the author

 

Falling Night



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About Ceil Carey

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