From Library JournalBrandon Martus is a confused young man struggling to cope with his unresolved grief over his sister's death and his father's paralysis. Then Martus meets neurobiologist Sarah Winerraub, who is performing research into parapsychology at the Moran Research Institute in town. Winerraub believes Martus has extrasensory abilities and coerces him into participating in her research. She is at first thrilled when he shows intense psychic abilities. Soon, however, both Martus and Winerraub find themselves in a fight between good and evil. Myers's (Blood of Heaven, Zondervan, 1996) exciting thriller pits the supernatural against the power of true faith and raises some interesting questions about the power of the unknown. A strong choice.Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc. From the AuthorBill Myers is the best-selling author of Blood of Heaven, McGee and Me!, The Incredible Worlds of Wally McDoogle, Forbidden Doors, Christ B.C., and Journeys to Fayrah. He is a writer and director whose work has won over forty national and international awards and whose books and videos have sold over three million copies

Kids Series:  The Elijah ProjectBook 3:  Trapped by ShadowsIn book three of the series, Zach and Piper break into Shadow Man's lair to rescue Elijah. They join forces with their parents, friends, and an angel or two to fight an unimaginable battle. But will their supernatural weapons be strong enough to defeat the evil surrounding them? And will they reach Elijah, who is about to face the Shadow Man in a struggle for his young soul?

Kids Series:  The Elijah ProjectBook 3:  Trapped by ShadowsIn book four of the series, Elijah is held captive in a mysterious Chamber. Here he sees all he can become if he denies his faith and follows Shadow Man. In their attempts to rescue him, Zach and Piper are also imprisoned. Soon they are mesmerized by dreams of greatness. Will they break free from the sinister device and follow the truth . . . or will they forever pay the cost of following darkness?

ReviewRecommended. -- Romantic Times (Romantic Times ) From the AuthorBill Myers is the author of McGee and Me!, The Incredible World of Wally McDoogle, Forbidden Doors, Christ B.C., and Journeys to Fayrah. He is a writer and director whose work has won over forty national and international awards and whose books and videos have sold over three million copies

Kids Series:  The Elijah ProjectBook 3:  Trapped by ShadowsIn book four of the series, Elijah is held captive in a mysterious Chamber. Here he sees all he can become if he denies his faith and follows Shadow Man. In their attempts to rescue him, Zach and Piper are also imprisoned. Soon they are mesmerized by dreams of greatness. Will they break free from the sinister device and follow the truth . . . or will they forever pay the cost of following darkness?

Five characters--with gifts they do not fully understand-- are mysteriously brought together to battle growing pockets of darkness throughout the world:Brenda-the street-hustling tattoo artist who sees images of the future.The Professor-the atheist ex-priest ruled by logic. Andi-the professor's brilliant-but-geeky assistant who sees inexplicable patterns. Tank-the naïve, big-hearted jock with a surprising connection to a healing power. Daniel-the institutionalized ten-year-old who can see into the supernatural world.The team is flown to Hollywood as honored guests to watch the taping of the new TV pilot, Live or Die, the Ultimate Reality. Little do they realize the depths of darkness they are about to enter -- a darkness that, unless they stop it, will soon spread across the globe.

Kids Series:  The Elijah ProjectBook 2:  The Enemy Closes InIn book two of the series, Zach, Piper, and six-year-old Elijah's motor home breaks down. It is their only means of escape. As they desperately wait for repairs, Zach meets a beautiful runaway who dabbles with the supernatural. Soon he falls victim to the same spiritual counterfeits that deceive her. Now the evil forces, both human and supernatural, move in to capture them.