The Seer Chronicles: The Caliphate Review

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I had seen this author interviewed on TBN; He mentioned his book and it sounded interesting to me.
Reading this book was an exciting experience. It has been ages since I have read a book that I literally "could not put down",
so I was refreshed that J.P. Haygood's extraordinary giftedness as a writer allowed me the change of pace. The Seer Chronicles is easy reading set in a complicated story, a real accomplishment in this day and age, especially a story that incorporates characters who both administer and receive benefits that only the Holy Spirit of God can provide. Besides being an outstanding read, This book will help readers understand super-dimensional ( supernatural ) aspects of practical Christianity. Lets have another one, J.P!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Drew Phillips is a modern day prophet whose only desire is to travel from town to town in his crusades helping people and healing the sick. He had no idea that when he called a beautiful young cancer victim forward for healing that it would change his life forever. Sam Hogue was the youngest Assistant Director in the history of the C.I.A. and he had just been handed the job of stopping an assassination attempt against the President. He knew was this was not a group of loose knit amateurs but professionals, well funded and better connected politically than he was. As you read this story you will see how time and fate twist these two very different men together. Drew refuses to work for the C.I.A. until Sam reaches into his bag of "Dirty Tricks" and forces the issue. When Drew decides to use his calling as a prophet to save the life of the President, his heart starts pumping red white and blue and not even Sam was ready for what Drew would see! Who would have ever suspected that the wealthiest oil Sheik in the world would have such a diabolical plot that if not stopped it would forever change the fate of the world and launch "The Caliphate". As you read this book don't be surprised if you feel this is non-fiction. Some of the early edits were done by government employees and retired military officers and they were shaken by the elements of truth found within the pages. I will let you decide what is fiction and what is not.

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