Following Pariah comes Exodus, the second book in The Eternity War series -- an explosive tale of elite marines, deep-space exploration and warring galactic empires. Lieutenant Keira Jenkins and her Jackals may have survived confrontations with the Black Spiral terrorist network and a betrayal by one of their own. Yet their troubles are only just beginning. With their starship badly damaged, they find themselves adrift in hostile territory. Somehow they must find a way to warn the Alliance before the Black Spiral unleashes a new war across the galaxy. But first they must face the Alliance's oldest enemy: the Asiatic Directorate. And the Directorate has a score to settle with Jenkins . . .

'A NEW MASTER OF SCIENCE FICTION' William C. Dietz, author of the Halo tie-in novels 'Jamie Sawyer is easily one of the best military SF writers working today - a must read for anyone who grew up watching Aliens and reading 2000AD' Gavin Smith, author of The Bastard Legion The Eternity War series is an explosive tale of elite marines, deep-space exploration and warring galactic empires. The soldiers of the Simulant Operations Programme are mankind's elite warriors. Veterans of a thousand battles across a hundred worlds, they undertake suicidal missions to protect humanity from the insidious Krell Empire and the mysterious machine race known as the Shard. Lieutenant Keira Jenkins is an experienced simulant operative and leader of the Jackals, a team of raw recruits keen to taste battle. They soon get their chance when the Black Spiral terrorist network seizes control of a space station. Yet no amount of training could have prepared the Jackals for the deadly conspiracy they soon find themselves drawn into - a conspiracy that is set to spark a furious new war across the galaxy. Set in the same universe as Jamie Sawyer's acclaimed Lazarus War novels, The Eternity War series is an explosive tale of elite marines, deep-space exploration and warring galactic empires. Praise for Jamie Sawyer: 'A gripping read that moves at warp speed' Jack Campbell, author of the Lost Fleet series 'Alien biomechs . . . terrorism, subterfuge and traitors . . . starships sporting particle beam weapons, railguns the size of skyscrapers, laser batteries, missiles . . . This, dear readers, is the good stuff' Neal Asher, author of the Agent Cormac novels 'Fast-paced and full of action' SFX 'Gripping, gritty and unsentimental - Sawyer shows us how perilous future war can be' Michael Cobley, author of Seeds of Earth 'An adrenaline shot of rip-roaring military SF' Stephen Deas

Following Pariah comes Exodus, the second book in The Eternity War series -- an explosive tale of elite marines, deep-space exploration and warring galactic empires. Lieutenant Keira Jenkins and her Jackals may have survived confrontations with the Black Spiral terrorist network and a betrayal by one of their own. Yet their troubles are only just beginning. With their starship badly damaged, they find themselves adrift in hostile territory. Somehow they must find a way to warn the Alliance before the Black Spiral unleashes a new war across the galaxy. But first they must face the Alliance's oldest enemy: the Asiatic Directorate. And the Directorate has a score to settle with Jenkins . . .

Following Pariah and Exodus comes Dominion, the explosive concluding chapter of the Eternity War trilogy, in which the fate of the Alliance-and the galaxy-rests in the hands of Lieutenant Keira Jenkins and her team of Jackals. The Black Spiral terrorist organization and their mysterious leader, Warlord, have unleashed a deadly virus across the Maelstrom. There is nothing that can stop them...except, maybe, Lieutenant Jenkins and her Jackals. Back in Alliance territory with new weapons, new armor, and new bodies, the Jackals are given a secret assignment: to investigate the mysterious Aeon, a potential ally in the escalating conflict, and a force that might shift the gears of war in favor of the Alliance. But there are many agencies interested in the Aeon, and too many sides in this war. Jenkins is going to have to trust her squad, the alien Pariah, and her instincts as she faces the most dangerous decision of her career-one that that will make or break the war once and for all. For more from Jamie Sawyer, check out: The Eternity WarThe Eternity War: PariahThe Eternity War: ExodusThe Eternity War: Dominion The Lazarus WarThe Lazarus War: ArtefactThe Lazarus War: LegionThe Lazarus War: Origins

Following Pariah and Exodus comes Dominion, the explosive concluding chapter of the Eternity War trilogy, in which the fate of the Alliance-and the galaxy-rests in the hands of Lieutenant Keira Jenkins and her team of Jackals. The Black Spiral terrorist organization and their mysterious leader, Warlord, have unleashed a deadly virus across the Maelstrom. There is nothing that can stop them...except, maybe, Lieutenant Jenkins and her Jackals. Back in Alliance territory with new weapons, new armor, and new bodies, the Jackals are given a secret assignment: to investigate the mysterious Aeon, a potential ally in the escalating conflict, and a force that might shift the gears of war in favor of the Alliance. But there are many agencies interested in the Aeon, and too many sides in this war. Jenkins is going to have to trust her squad, the alien Pariah, and her instincts as she faces the most dangerous decision of her career-one that that will make or break the war once and for all. For more from Jamie Sawyer, check out: The Eternity WarThe Eternity War: PariahThe Eternity War: ExodusThe Eternity War: Dominion The Lazarus WarThe Lazarus War: ArtefactThe Lazarus War: LegionThe Lazarus War: Origins

Historically, the book of Exodus treats of the deliverance of Israel from Egypt; but viewed doctrinally, it deals with redemption. Just as the first book of the Bible teaches that God elects unto salvation, so the second instructs us how God saves, namely, by redemption. Redemption, then, is the dominant subject of Exodus. Following this, we are shown what we are redeemed for-worship, and this characterizes Leviticus, where we learn of the holy requirements of God and the gracious provisions He has made to meet these. In Numbers we have the walk and warfare of the wilderness, where we have a typical representation of our experiences as we pass through this scene of sin and trial-our repeated and excuseless failures, and God's long-sufferance and faithfulness.

An astonishing realization is evident today in the Christian world: “Jesus Christ” was raised in an observant Jewish family where the Torah (Law) was the way of life. Yeshua of Nazareth was not a Gentile trying to teach against the Torah that was given to the Israelites through Moses. Western Christianity is starting to understand the culture of the Bible both the land and the language. The issues that Yeshua and the Pharisees debated are coming into the light in the Western Christian Churches; His most important instructions were never really understood until now. As Students of God’s Word we reach back and strive to understand the teachings of the New Testament through a Jewish Rabbi, Yeshua Messiah. The Scripturally backed studies in this book will guide the Student of God’s Word to a level of understanding that most of the Gentile Christian world is starving for. These studies cover key truths for the true Student of God’s Word. • Did Yeshua teach us to pray to him? • What does our Heavenly Father really want? • The War in Heaven and how to ready yourself. • Is it, “thy Kingdom come” or “Thy Kingdom go”? and when will Jesus Rapture us away? • Does the Law of Moses remain in force today? Fulfilling the Torah, Yeshua the Messiah has saved this World. Wisdom comes from our Heavenly Father, by reading and studying His Word diligently that wisdom can be obtained. This book is designed to help the beginner in Christianity and to encourage those seeking the meaning of life to find that wisdom in the simplicity of God’s beautiful Word. All royalties from this book go to the non-profit origination “The Rain”.

In this wide-ranging study of French intellectuals who represented the Spanish Civil War as it was happening and in its immediate aftermath, Martin Hurcombe explores the ways in which these individuals addressed national anxieties and shaped the French political landscape. Bringing together reportage, essays, and fiction by French supporters of Franco's Nationalists and of the Spanish Republic, Hurcombe shows the multifaceted ways in which that conflict impacted upon French political culture. He argues that French cultural representations of the war often articulated a utopian image of the Nationalists or of the Spanish Republic that served as models behind which the radical right or the radical left in France might mobilise. His book will be of interest not only to scholars of French literature and culture but also to those interested in how events unfolding in Spain found an echo in the political landscapes of other countries.

Prayer. The arrow that is never released will never find the target. The prayer that is never prayed will never find Heaven. Prayer is the bond that binds us with God and is an indispensable weapon in spiritual warfare. Pray as though your soul depended upon it; it does. "Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life" —1 Timothy 6:12