Bücher von Arndt Schorr

"Angels versus demons. More than a religious discussion, you'll encounter an epic battle between good and evil in Arndt Schorr's new novel. It reads like a page of international news -- intrigue, betrayal, danger, and characters that you almost recognize."- Edward Squires, Not Quite a NovellaIs there a devil? Does he manipulate mankind, weaving a web of lies, temptation and evil? This sweeping new novel answers these questions with a resounding yes! Lucifer, the fallen angel, having plagued the Earth through the ages, emerges in the 21st Century as the head of a colossal, worldwide media corporation. Posing as a crusty old entrepreneur from Philadelphia named Scott Anderson, he owns an unprecedented number of TV and Cable networks, newspapers and glossy magazines, all of which dominate their market in every corner of the globe. The story opens when two historic events take place in America on the same day. One is the grand opening of Century Tower, the devil's gleaming, brand-new corporate headquarters in Manhattan. The other is the start of yet another drawn-out, hideously expensive U. S. presidential election. The Fourth Angel War is raging. The angel Gabriel against Lucifer -- there can only be one victor: The forces of good or those of darkness. And only one President of the United States. Who will that be?

"Pray for another in this series. Two are not enough. This fictional struggle between Heaven and Hell in Heaven's Judge is indeed fascinating speculative fiction."- Edward Squires, Not Quite a NovellaArndt Schorr's first book in the series, Heaven's Intent, answered the question: Is there a devil? Lucifer, the fallen angel, having plagued the Earth through the ages, emerged in the 21st Century as the head of a colossal, worldwide media corporation. Now he's back again in this epic battle between good and evil. You will read it as if following headline news, if it was reporting on the struggle between Heaven and ... well, that other place.

"Angels versus demons. More than a religious discussion, you'll encounter an epic battle between good and evil in Arndt Schorr's new novel. It reads like a page of international news -- intrigue, betrayal, danger, and characters that you almost recognize."- Edward Squires, Not Quite a NovellaIs there a devil? Does he manipulate mankind, weaving a web of lies, temptation and evil? This sweeping new novel answers these questions with a resounding yes! Lucifer, the fallen angel, having plagued the Earth through the ages, emerges in the 21st Century as the head of a colossal, worldwide media corporation. Posing as a crusty old entrepreneur from Philadelphia named Scott Anderson, he owns an unprecedented number of TV and Cable networks, newspapers and glossy magazines, all of which dominate their market in every corner of the globe. The story opens when two historic events take place in America on the same day. One is the grand opening of Century Tower, the devil's gleaming, brand-new corporate headquarters in Manhattan. The other is the start of yet another drawn-out, hideously expensive U. S. presidential election. The Fourth Angel War is raging. The angel Gabriel against Lucifer -- there can only be one victor: The forces of good or those of darkness. And only one President of the United States. Who will that be?

The year is 2025. Heaven and Hell duke it out for the very soul of planet Earth, Yes folks, it's Harry Potter for grown-ups! Angels and Demons in human form and going to war. The devil has drug lords, terrorists, world leaders and even a couple of U.S. Senators on his side. All four Horsemen of the Apocalypse have also been deployed, and there's a plot to destroy America with six nukes smuggled from Iran. But the Angel Gabriel has a mavericky F.B.I. agent on his team (young and attractive) who hooks-up with a strong-willed Arab woman to foil the dastardly plan. Of course they fall in love and have great sex. All the human characters are unaware of the spiritual battle raging all around them - or the divine help they're getting from above. Schorr's book is a great read: A tongue-in-cheek indictment of how life is actually lived - compared to the spiritual values and beliefs so many claim to have. Maybe the Final Days are really here. Maybe this world's guardian angels won't letit happen.