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Christianity: Its Rise and Fall

Arther S. Trace

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Jake Yeager and Anahit Stepanian were on opposite sides during the Cold War, but they come together with the force of an avalanche when Jake arrives in the old Soviet Republic of Armenia to help restructure the economy. Jake's challenges are only beginning when a favor for a friend sends him and Anahit running for their lives across the outback of the Middle East to save seven priceless Armenian artifacts.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
James W. Christian has worked in every region of the world, including the newly-independent nations emerging from the old Soviet Union. The Courier, set in Armenia in the middle 1990s, is his first novel. A second novel, Audrey's Bonds, is in the publication process and he's presently researching a third. He lives with his wife in the Texas Hill Country.

Language: English

Pages: 216

Format: Hardcover

ISBN 13: 9780738818009

Christianity: Its Rise and Fall

Arther S. Trace

0/5 ( ratings)

Jake Yeager and Anahit Stepanian were on opposite sides during the Cold War, but they come together with the force of an avalanche when Jake arrives in the old Soviet Republic of Armenia to help restructure the economy. Jake's challenges are only beginning when a favor for a friend sends him and Anahit running for their lives across the outback of the Middle East to save seven priceless Armenian artifacts.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
James W. Christian has worked in every region of the world, including the newly-independent nations emerging from the old Soviet Union. The Courier, set in Armenia in the middle 1990s, is his first novel. A second novel, Audrey's Bonds, is in the publication process and he's presently researching a third. He lives with his wife in the Texas Hill Country.

Language: English

Pages: 216

Format: Hardcover

ISBN 13: 9780738818009

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