Satan's Ring

by John F. Bayer

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0805424318
• ISBN13: 9780805424317
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: B&H Publishing Group
• Length: 313 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.3" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

A Man With Guts! Awesome!

John F. Bayer hits an issue at hand that many people, Christians or not, need to address, the issue of hatred. Satan's Ring does that, and at the same time makes no apologies. This guy has guts for standing up for such a sensitive matter that is not just nation-wide, but world wide! And I just find it unbelievable that Publisher's Weekly and Booklist actually read this and put thought into it. I think that both of them sit in a little room once a week, drinking coffee and saying, "Hey, look at this. Let's bash this person!" I really do, because if they put some thought in what they read in this book, they'd see merely past the title. It starts right off where 3 hispanics are murdered on a back country road, and at the same time, the governor's car is attacked. Behind it is a hate group called The Brotherhood of The Ring. The leader is known only as The Shepherd. Bring in Andrew Chapman. The thing about Andrew is that he used to be a member of the Brotherhood. The Brotherhood is against all minorities and wants to eliminate all of them in what they call Operation Resurrection. It also seems as if power from this group comes from power in high places. In the midst of it all though, is a prayer warrior who is known for her long lists of who to pray for. This is a novel about Christianity, Satanism, love, hatred, bigotry, betrayal and sometimes you wonder who you can trust! I can almost compare this to Ted Dekker's one and only masterpiece, "THR3E", and for that reason alone I give it the 5 stars, because it deserves more. As for John F. Bayer, he deserves more respect than PW and Booklist give him. Booklist had the nerve to actually say, "Unfortunately, the supremacists are merely stock villains, and one does not learn a great deal about them." Please read the book, then write your review. I did, and it gave me something to keep on my bookshelf. This book also shows the power of an awesome God. He isn't always going to put people in the comfortable situation. But with that in mind, He also puts ordinary people in extraordinary situations and then you see the awesome power of our loving Father! This is that kind of book. There are times where nothing is what it may seem. That's where trust in God comes into play. I think you have to trust in God to write something like this and then get it published. John F. bayer did that, he did it with success, and nobody can tell him any different without looking like PW or Booklist. Awesome work!!