He wrote The Brotherhood, The Hart of John, (the New Apocalypse,), and The Hart of God, (the End of Days) all part of the Hart trilogy.
He is an avid audiophile and enjoys listening to his rock vinyl record collection. He lives with his wife, Lisa, in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Exciting story about the struggle of good versus evil.
In The Hart of God, The End of Days, author Lawrence R. Deering has crafted an intriguing and frightening tale of Armageddon. Told from multiple points of view, some from humanity’s side and others from those aligned with Satan, I was on the edge of my seat, completed absorbed as the story relentlessly unfolded.
The concept of Angelic Psychotic Disorder (not that associated with Angelman Syndrome) as the method of gathering Satan’s army was great. The onset of the disorder striking otherwise healthy, successful, and formerly well-adjusted young men (and eventually women) was shocking and, in the story, baffling to the psychiatric medical community. I enjoyed the Dallas setting at UTSW and the Zale Lipshy facility as it is local and familiar to me (as a student, not a patient.) However, the action travels around the globe to many other real and historic places as well.
The author builds the story on current political and economic conditions, giving it a frightening feel of reality. The comparisons of Biblical passages and current events are thought-provoking and disturbing, too. The underlying theme of the trilogy is that the real threat to all are men who use organized religion to gain political and military power.
The author’s writing style is smooth and easy to read; he tells an absolutely riveting story. While this is the third book in the Hart Trilogy, I found it easily enjoyed as a standalone with just enough backstory to lend context.
I recommend THE HART OF GOD, THE END OF DAYS to readers of thrillers
and suspense.
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