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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. For the first time in a long while, Father Kein Laimend believes he has been given a normal assignment.After confronting spiritual danger and unspoken horrors, the chance to serve a quiet parish feels like a blessing. The church is beautiful. The congregation is welcoming. The rhythms of daily ministry are familiar and comforting. At last, Father Kein can simply be a priest. But peace, he soon learns, can be carefully curated. As Father Kein settles into parish life, subtle inconsistencies begin to surface-devotion that feels practiced rather than lived, an undercurrent of watchfulness that refuses to name itself. Something within the town of Redmond is waiting. The Silence of Saints is the second book in The Unusual Ministries of Father Kein Laimend series, a slow-burning exploration of faith, obedience, and discernment in the face of quiet evil. Blending theological depth with atmospheric suspense, the novel asks what happens when holiness is assumed-and when silence itself becomes a warning.This is a story for readers drawn to spiritual mystery, subtle dread, and faith tested not by chaos, but by stillness. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Order can be more dangerous than chaos.In a quiet farming town where harvests never fail and life runs with unsettling precision, Father Kein Laimend is called to investigate what appears-at first-to be nothing at all.The people are devout. The church is full. The land is prosperous. And yet something beneath the surface resists examination, as though the town itself has learned how to avoid being questioned.Soon, Father Kein finds himself confronting a form of evil that does not tempt with excess or violence, but with stability-an ancient force that rewards obedience, preserves systems, and demands only that nothing change. Kein must decide whether truth can survive when comfort has become sacred.The Killing Fields is a slow-burn supernatural thriller about faith under pressure, the cost of unchecked order, and the danger of mistaking blessing for mercy. This fourth installment in The Unusual Ministries of Father Kein Laimend explores what happens when God measures a place that would rather remain unexamined.Some things thrive in darkness.Others only survive because no one looks too closely. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Father Kein Laimend is drawn into the Louisiana bayous on a mission steeped in secrecy, where flooded woods and moss-choked roads hide a growing cult. Moving quietly through Catholic parishes, the group recruits the faithful under the guise of renewal, luring them away to firelit gatherings deep in the swamp where scripture is twisted and devotion redirected. As disappearances mount and the cult's influence spreads, Kein is forced out of observation and into action, fighting not only to expose the truth but to pull people back before they give themselves over completely. In a land where belief runs deep and the darkness waits patiently, saving souls becomes a race against something calm, organized, and willing to let its followers walk into the fire. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Order can be more dangerous than chaos.In a quiet farming town where harvests never fail and life runs with unsettling precision, Father Kein Laimend is called to investigate what appears-at first-to be nothing at all.The people are devout. The church is full. The land is prosperous. And yet something beneath the surface resists examination, as though the town itself has learned how to avoid being questioned.Soon, Father Kein finds himself confronting a form of evil that does not tempt with excess or violence, but with stability-an ancient force that rewards obedience, preserves systems, and demands only that nothing change. Kein must decide whether truth can survive when comfort has become sacred.The Killing Fields is a slow-burn supernatural thriller about faith under pressure, the cost of unchecked order, and the danger of mistaking blessing for mercy. This fourth installment in The Unusual Ministries of Father Kein Laimend explores what happens when God measures a place that would rather remain unexamined.Some things thrive in darkness.Others only survive because no one looks too closely. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Father Kein Laimend is drawn into the Louisiana bayous on a mission steeped in secrecy, where flooded woods and moss-choked roads hide a growing cult. Moving quietly through Catholic parishes, the group recruits the faithful under the guise of renewal, luring them away to firelit gatherings deep in the swamp where scripture is twisted and devotion redirected. As disappearances mount and the cult's influence spreads, Kein is forced out of observation and into action, fighting not only to expose the truth but to pull people back before they give themselves over completely. In a land where belief runs deep and the darkness waits patiently, saving souls becomes a race against something calm, organized, and willing to let its followers walk into the fire. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. For the first time in a long while, Father Kein Laimend believes he has been given a normal assignment.After confronting spiritual danger and unspoken horrors, the chance to serve a quiet parish feels like a blessing. The church is beautiful. The congregation is welcoming. The rhythms of daily ministry are familiar and comforting. At last, Father Kein can simply be a priest. But peace, he soon learns, can be carefully curated. As Father Kein settles into parish life, subtle inconsistencies begin to surface-devotion that feels practiced rather than lived, an undercurrent of watchfulness that refuses to name itself. Something within the town of Redmond is waiting. The Silence of Saints is the second book in The Unusual Ministries of Father Kein Laimend series, a slow-burning exploration of faith, obedience, and discernment in the face of quiet evil. Blending theological depth with atmospheric suspense, the novel asks what happens when holiness is assumed-and when silence itself becomes a warning.This is a story for readers drawn to spiritual mystery, subtle dread, and faith tested not by chaos, but by stillness. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.