Dark Hour (Coming Evil)

Review\n"Flawed but heroic characters? Check. Memorably evil bad guys? check.Spiritual lessons tucked into scenes that could live and breathe on amovie screen? Check.\nGreg Mitchell has crafted a trilogy that should not be ignored.\nMitchell pulls no punches. Dark Hour gives us scene after scene of good and evil in a battle for souls.Whether you're a tired pastor and his wife, a drug addict looking forfreedom, or a teenager wanting to know more about God's power, this is a trilogy you need to devour this week."\n--Eric Wilson, New York Times best-selling author of Field of Blood and Two Seconds Late\nThe End is Here Greensboro has fallen. Swayed by the demonic Strange Man, the townspeople have sacrificed their freedom for prosperity. Monsters lurk in every shadow and the few who oppose the new regime have been chased out of town, forced to wage their war in hiding. For ex-reverend Jeff Weldon and those under his care, it is a losing battle, but the tide begins to turn with the return of his brother Dras. Dras arrives at his hometown to find it has descended into darkness - but the worst is yet to come. The Strange Man's final plan is falling into place and the Dark Hour is close at hand. Dras, Jeff, and the last of Greensboro's protectors work frantically to unlock the Strange Man's secrets and uncover the key to stopping the Dark Hour before all is lost. But when Dras discovers the fate of his best friend, Rosalyn Myers, he will realize that he has more to lose in this battle than he ever imagined. Dark Hour is the explosive final act in The Coming Evil Trilogy. All bets are off as the remnant of light clash with the armies of darkness. The final fates of Jeff, Isabella, Dras, and Rosalyn, along with all of Greensboro, will be decided in a desperate last stand.