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SHA'KERT
END OF NIGHT

Sha'Kert End of Night 5-Star Review

"...inventive...intriguing...full of imaginative ideas and rich characters..."

Publishers' Weekly

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"A well-crafted fascinating story, of love, of conflicts, of courage, resilience, and of the unquenchable curiosity to explore..."

Readers' Favorite 5-Star Review

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"...a captivating story...the Amish arc was fascinating...a novel that makes you think all over the place...I was left a little bereft by its ending, but only because I didn't want it to finish. I highly recommend it, and it's a book you'll devour in a few days, due to its pace and style."

Ronald A. Geobey, Author of Gods of Kiranis

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"...drew me in and kept my interest from the very beginning...characters are well defined and can easily be identified...world-building is excellent...the writing was exceptional..."

Goodreads Reviewer

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"I was taken with the main characters and wanted to keep reading to find out more about them. I was also engrossed in the world building [sic] and taken with how and what 'Sha'Kert' is."

Goodreads Reviewer

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PURCHASE LINKS

HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO TO SAVE YOUR CHILD?

Greg and Lou learn that their daughter has a terminal illness. In their desperation, they make a deal from which there is no return. When their crimes are exposed, their world is turned upside down.

 

Henry wants nothing more than to leave his Amish community behind, even as their land is under threat; their traditions under fire; and their faith faces its greatest test. But his mother is his world - where she goes, so too will he.

 

Circumstances bring these two worlds together - a family banished to the edge of the galaxy; a community praying for a new life and the re-orientation of their destiny.

 

But when fate abandons them to an uncharted, inhospitable planet, some struggle for survival while others embrace the opportunity to explore this strange new world. Relationships are tested, beliefs are tried and emotions are pushed to the limit.

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Yet Sha'Kert has a place for all.

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