Invisible Hero - Peter Hess - 書籍 - Creation House - 9781591856634 - 2005年1月25日
カバー画像とタイトルが一致しない場合、正しいのはタイトルです

Invisible Hero


商品が入荷したらメールで通知を受け取る
プロフィールはありますか? ログイン
Peter Hess の新しいリリースのお知らせを受け取る
iMusicのウィッシュリストに追加

まだ評価がありません

Postwar Okinawa was a difficult place. The war had been over for years. But despite U. S. guidance there still seemed to be political unrest. Set against the backdrop of a painful, confused history, Invisible Hero is more than just a story, it is an account of struggle between men with conflicting ideals and agendas, an account of the struggle between good and evil.

The first book in a brand-new series, Invisible Hero introduces Gohan Rice. An unlikely war hero, David ?Gohan? Rice is a sergeant in the Air Force and a martial arts expert, who chose to serve God as a Christian Missionary. While traveling the globe, he becomes a magnet for trouble, intrigue, and terror, constantly finding himself in impossible circumstances. Later, Gohan is sent on a special mission into enemy territory. The worst possible scenario occurs, and he finds himself at the mercy of a vicious enemy, causing the young American to call on a God that he, until then, had not known.

Invisible Hero has all the ingredients you expect in a modern, fast paced thriller: martial arts, a surprise guerrilla attack, the rescue of a beautiful woman, and a special mission into enemy territory. It sets the stage for the exciting ?Gohan thriller series.?

About the Author:

Peter Hess is an accomplished author, and Air Force veteran, and a business owner. His books include historical biblical novels, thrillers, and mystery novels. Peter and his wife, Rita, have been married for thirty-six years. They have four children and twelve grandchildren, and they make their home in Frederick, Maryland, where they are active members of New Life Foursquare Church.


300 pages

メディア 書籍     Paperback Book   (ソフトカバーで背表紙を接着した本)
リリース済み 2005年1月25日
ISBN13 9781591856634
出版社 Creation House
ページ数 304
寸法 143 × 215 × 21 mm   ·   430 g
言語 英語  

Peter Hessの他の作品を見る

すべて表示

同じ出版社からのその他の記事