In the Place of Justice

De: JD Wetterling

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Unlike John Bunyan's 17th century pilgrim, who fled the City of Destruction for the Celestial City, JD Wetterling's 20th century pilgrim is reverse wired. He's an unwilling pilgrim who is dragged toward the Celestial City while doggedly fighting to return to the City of Destruction. IN THE PLACE OF JUSTICE is an adult Christian worldview novel about a wealthy financier who lives large on a sailboat but has an empty soul. He struggles under a heavy burden, from Chicago’s futures trading pits—capitalism’s octagonal altars to the goddess of greed—to the Vanity Fair of Washington DC and slothful Sarasota to the poverty-stricken, saint-inhabited mission fields of Haiti. Jack’s pilgrimage through a fallen world meets tribulation with every step, then he’s forced to run for his life from an evil man sworn to kill him. IN THE PLACE OF JUSTICE is an action/adventure, love-at-all-levels story for the ages.