Christian fiction at its best! Destiny, published in 2002, is the tale of a shadowy satanic group that has infiltrated the government and schools of a small New Hampshire town. This newly revised version with new material is available through Lulu.com. Click here to purchase.

The night was dark and an icy wind blew from the north, whistling past the old farmhouse on Bethlehem Road, bringing with it wave after wave of freezing rain. The sleet tap-danced against the windows as if seeking entrance to the warmth of the home. Inside, despite the roaring fire crackling in the fireplace, darkness held sway as evil forces simmered just beneath the surface, waiting to make their sinister entrance.

The black mass started precisely at the stroke of midnight. The High Priestess led the group of thirteen in their evil exercises as they petitioned the Dark One to bestow his unholy blessing on their plans for the town. She stood, arms outstretched, fingers pointing toward the encircled pentagram painted with human blood on a plastic mat on the floor.

The others sat on the carpeted floor, legs crossed and eyes closed, as the priestess continued calling out to their false god. A villainous cold filled the room, gripping each player in its icy fingers, digging deeper and deeper, down to the very marrow of their souls. Some faces showed sheer evil ecstasy, while others were masks of unfathomable fear.
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When Kyle Wright, a troubled boy with a painful past, arrives at Newberry High School, Star Sparks’s entire life is turned upside down as she and her friends are thrust into an age-old conflict.

Supposedly the Protestant Reformation is over but Chris Henders obviously thinks differently. He is determined to make sure that Kyle, who was raised in a Catholic family, stays an outcast among the other students. Now, not only does Kyle have to deal with a biased father, a hopeful stepmother, and a harrowing mental disorder, he has to endure the harsh and self-righteous judgment of Henders and his clique as well.

Despite their attempts to ostracize him, however, he does gain friends—Star among them—and, unbeknownst to Chris, he also has God.

But can Kyle even survive the rest of tenth grade, let alone prove to a group of judgmental Christians that he is a follower of Christ as well?

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