About the Book
Book: Canceled
Author: John Faubion
Genre: Christian Thriller
Release date: November 14, 2021
Jerold Steele has been canceled. His identity is stolen. His job is gone. Even more bizarre, the people around him are dying.
Each one was stalked and killed by a supernatural menace that hides
in darkness, and preys on the mind.
Facing exposure, the killer is eliminating every person that threatens him. In his world, there’s only room for one superman, and that superman is going to be him.
Brenda Neal wants to trust him, but the deaths terrify her. Is it better to hide, or fight with him?
CANCELED is a cutting-edge, page-turning thriller, a story you hope won’t be in tomorrow’s headlines.
Read CANCELED to find out what happens when the only thing that will stop a killer is Power no one never imagined.
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"Canceled" by John Faubion is a book that I didn't like at all. I know it is rated as a thriller, but is also listed as in the Christian genre and there is only 5 pages if that many that has anything to do with Christianity. The rest of the book deals with evil and killing and saying the Bible isn't real.
I know most of the reviews are 4 and 5 stars but I'm giving it 1 star. I know that is cruel but I honestly cannot recommend this book. I was uncomfortable reading it. I kept thinking as a Christian how can I approve my unbelieving friends and my grandchildren reading this. I have to say that the 5 pages that I did mention above was very good and I underline them, I liked how he used worldly examples to explain Christian principals. If a reader reads this book than I say make sure to pay attention to chapter 27.
About the Author
John Faubion was a foreign missionary in Vietnam, Guam and to the Chinese for nearly thirty years. Then a professional software engineer for more than twenty years after that.
He’s the father of five children, and lives in central Indiana with his wife.
More from John
Cancel Culture? This is worse.
All around us we see our culture changing, and not for the better. Sometimes it seems like all the voices we hear are filled with anger, hatred and intolerance.
There’s a reason for that: They are all rooted (you guessed it) in anger, hatred and intolerance.
It was time to step back and look at what it’s like to be canceled, but from an entirely different source: The Supernatural.
The main character is a preacher, but one of those who does NOT believe in a supernatural god. He doesn’t know what he believes. But when he’s finally confronted with a supernatural experience he cannot deny, he finds that walking on the dark side is going to cost him his life.
The only solution, both for him and the one he falls in love with, is to know God, and get access to the supernatural weapons he never dreamed existed.
Blog Stops
Texas Book-aholic, April 22
For Him and My Family, April 23
Book Reviews From an Avid Reader, April 24
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, April 25
Inklings and notions, April 26
Ashley’s Clean Book Reviews, April 27
Locks, Hooks and Books, April 28
Through the Fire Blogs, April 29 (Author Interview)
deb’s Book Review, April 29
Blogging With Carol, April 30
Pause for Tales, May 1
Because I said so — and other adventures in Parenting, May 2
Spoken from the Heart, May 3
Babbling Becky L’s Book Impressions, May 4
Mary Hake, May 4
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, May 5
Giveaway
To celebrate his tour, John is giving away the grand prize package of a $50 Amazon gift card, along with a paperback copy of the book!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.
https://promosimple.com/ps/1d0b0/canceled-celebration-tour-giveaway
Thanks for the review and the contest.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an interesting book to read
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your honest review and rating of this book
ReplyDeleteDebbie, Thank you for sharing your honest thoughts.
ReplyDeleteI would read this book knowing it is told from the viewpoint of a non-believer who would, of course. claim that the Bible is not true. Facing the reality of supernatural evil, he is forced to truly search for a “higher power” strong enough defeat this enemy. We readers, of course, know Who that Supreme Being is.
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