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After a satellite image using ground penetrating radar indicates a man-made object near the peak of Mount Ararat, Ancient Near East Scholar Graham Eliot finds himself secretly ascending the slopes where tradition says Noah's Ark landed. But the summit holds more questions than answers. A flood of betrayal, blackmail, espionage, and terrorism conspire against him as he escapes the mountain, desperately trying to find a way out of a maze of deception and false leads. As he descends Ararat, he discovers the greatest secret of all: Ararat may not be the biblical mountain at all. All he has to do is try to prove it.

People are leaving the Church in record numbers, and they are not being silent about their reasons. With terms like "deconstructing" and "exvangelical" they are letting the Church know that they are unhappy with the direction the Church is taking on any number of issues. What if the problem is less about the issues and more about how we have chosen to handle them? For those of us left, this creates an opportunity. Will we rise to the occasion, or will we be satisfied with the loss?

"Fresh out of finishing school, Julianne Blackstone is eager to return to her sister's ranch in Colorado, but her parents have other plans. Plans that involve money, matrimony ... and mayhem. While helping in her mother's chic dress shop, Julianne rekindles an old friendship with young attorney Levi Stanfield and his father Judge Stanfield. But when she discovers her father's self-serving plans are at odds with the law, her own life is placed in peril. Torn between her parents and a strong sense of justice, can Julianne find her place in this new western world?"--