While I won't talk about those issues in this review for the sake of spoilers, suffice it to say that I really came to believe the "a few years in the future" disclaimer at the beginning of the book. I've seen it and heard news articles about it. She grabs very hot-button topics of today - moral and ethical - and shows readers the kind of world some people are actually pushing for in real life today. Hall dives right into the dystopian genre with a very, very realistic plot and pretty compelling characters. As Tony’s world is shaken, she too is dragged into the turmoil.Īs everything falls apart around them, will Tony and Merri crumble beneath the pressure or flee to the only One Who can provide them refuge? Merri Dorence, though not a believer, supports much of what First Baptist stands for.
Though Tony thwarts the driver’s intentions, this seemingly random event sets off a chain reaction that endangers his sister, Merri, and everyone involved with First Baptist.
Untouched, that is, until a car smashes through First Baptist’s front doors and the driver threatens the congregation. Tony Dorence works security for a little country church mostly untouched by America’s downward spiral.
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