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Reviewed by Rabia Tanveer for Readers' Favorite
Spitzer Zahn by Randall Jarmon is about the resistance against people who want to see America fall and never be able to get up. When two former missionaries set up a radio station on an abandoned ski slope, they hoped they could bring faith and God back into the lives of the people of America. They had big dreams, but the dreams were destroyed by a terrorist attack. But the missionaries did not give up; they set up their system once again, this time broadcasting from an island. However, they had no idea that their little island would become vital to America’s survival. The terrorists know that to destroy America, they simply have to keep people on the wrong moral path and they will automatically destroy their country. With an adversary so strong, what can two missionaries do? Luckily for them, a man just as deadly as the enemy is on their side and he is far more skilled than anyone knows.
Randall Jarmon is finally one of my favorite novelists of all time. He has the ability to write a great mystery/suspense that keeps you on the edge of your seat and makes sure that you don’t put the novel down until you have read it till the end. What I really like about Jarmon is that he writes Christian fiction in such a way that it is entertaining for everyone, even for readers who are not religious. This novel is spot on when it comes to storyline and plot. You will not be able to guess what happens next. The flow of the novel is perfect and very, very entertaining. This is sure to be another hit for Jarmon, whose way of writing is almost magical.