<p>CONTROL- the novel By David Cobb and Frederick Wiegand CONTROL is a psychological thriller of spiritual and cosmic dimensions. A faith-based psychological clinic in Seattle is the target of a powerful enemy who plans to subvert the clinic to serve his own diabolical ends. The battle lines are drawn between the forces of good and evil as the clinicians of Theopsych find themselves enmeshed in a powerful eternal conflict: Han Young, a recent college graduate with upright character and morals, is hired as an intern precisely for his virtuous qualities, which quickly are put to the test. Kelly Rourke, a fellow clinician, struggles between her personal and professional life—her sister is in need of professional guidance, while her peace of mind is disturbed by her unexpected feelings for new co-worker Han. Dr. Leo Denton and Dr. Karl Moyle, the heads of the firm, strive to instill godliness in their staff while concealing deep dark secrets of their own. Dice Jarvis is an investigative reporter on the trail of a University of Washington professor who has mysteriously vanished, and whose disappearance has evident ties to Theopsych…. CONTROL is a novel that will entertain and enthrall, with a compelling multi-ethnic cast of characters and a tightly-woven plot set against the background of the Northwest’s most iconic metropolis.</p>

Control - The Novel: A Novel of Psychological and Theological Dimensions

Religion & Spirituality

Cobb, David

Wiegand, Frederick

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>The following is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental, with the sole exception of the character of Saint Nicholas, who is based upon the iconic patron saint of children and travelers, believed to be a historical personage who lived from 270 to 343 AD. This story imaginatively re-creates his young manhood, and should be taken as fanciful storytelling rather than as fact.In Jerusalem, Nicholas encounters and helps three people. The first is a marketplace prostitute named Magda, who converts to Christianity on a journey with Nicholas to Bethlehem. The second is a rug merchant who is threatened by a desert bandit and is on the verge of suicide. Nicholas persuades the man not to lose hope and purchases his supply of rugs. The third person is Shekem, a Jew who survives as a thief and is in the city illegally-as the Romans are now in control and have given Jerusalem the Roman name of Aelia Capitolina.</p>

Giftbringer - The Boy Bishop: Book IV - Myra and Rome

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Independently published

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