Stand takes the reader along on epic quests for survival; embarking on countless adventures, witnessing untold wonders, encountering fantastic creatures, and battling evil enemies as the faithful struggle to survive the attack of an ancient enemy.
They serve their Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, at their local church and in their community, where the faithful will stand forever!.
They enjoy hiking, photography, drawing, playing guitar and writing.
Terrence Rotering, his wife Theresa, and their two Colorado Mountain Dogs, Scout and Ranger, live on a ranch in the mountains of Colorado.
Tolkien and Frank Peretti style.
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Author of The Faithful and Forever, Terrence adds Stand to deliver the complete Chronicles of Trinian Trilogy, described by readers online as an intriguing story masterfully woven together using a C.
He served for fifteen more years at the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).
He retired from the United States Air Force in 2005, after twenty years of service, flying F-111F and F-15E fighter aircraft around the world.
Rotering attended the United States Air Force Academy from 1981 to 1985.
No matter what is to come, God and the spiritual forces of good are in control, and the faithful will stand forever! Terrence L.
Stand, the second book in The Chronicles of Trinian Trilogy focuses on love, family, and faith; and will leave the reader satisfied, edified, and strengthened in their faith.
The reader is front and center as the spiritual war between good and evil rages and the powerful forces of hell itself are intent on destroying the faithful in both the physical and spiritual realms - as the angels of God and demons of hell battle for the eternal souls of men.
Included is Tophet the ancient precursor of the Trinian Trilogy and bridge to the Foundation Chronicles.
Stand takes the reader along on epic quests for survival; embarking on countless adventures, witnessing untold wonders, encountering fantastic creatures, and battling evil enemies as the faithful struggle to survive the attack of an ancient enemy
