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The continuation of the 911 series is only getting better. Trial by Fire relates to the trials in anyone's life. Lots of times, people think that Christians are immune to suffering. This book shows that isn't true. We all have trials, including the preacher, Nick Foster. Nick is having trouble dealing with the fact that his church has burned down, a murder was committed, and how these events are affecting his congregation. It reminds us where we should go for wisdom & strength.

Trial by fire also does a great job of portraiting how many of the kids that are raised today are so numb to immorality. They often get in over their heads by trying anything to feel "accepted". Best friends, Jake and Benton, have been accepted into a group that practices neo Nazism. Jake's aunt, Issie, who is known as the bad girl in town, places herself in danger trying to save her nephew. And why has the preacher taken such an interest in Issie? The suspense is too much!!!

Trial By Fire
This book is going to blow you away. How does Terri Blackstock
do it? I started reading the whole set and couldn't put them down. She captivates the reader constantly on the edge but also a wholesome setting. I really appreciated that there wasn't any foul language and in good taste without it sounding cheesy or corny. The whole set is really good! I highly reccommend them!

Another Winner for Blackstock
The Newpointe 911 series is just what I needed. Intelligent, fast paced thrillers from a Christian author. Who would've "thunk" it. I was searching for books that I could read and not have to skip whole passages, pages or even chapters to avoid explicit violence, sex and language. To find that and not have to sacrifice the type of plot lines and genre of reading that I enjoy was indeed a blessing. In this, the fourth of the series, we find bad girl, Issie Mattreaux, fighting her attraction to the town's pastor, Nick Foster. And, Nick is fighting just as hard. However, the Lord just keeps bringing them together. Their relationship in itself is enough to make you want to read the book, but add on a mystery set in a small town in Louisiana and revolving around the firefighters, cops, and rescue units and you have a recipe for a winner. The book also makes a strong statement on the effects of peer pressure and how kids can be lead astray. It also doesn't wimp out and make the ending one that is always perfect in the eyes of the world. However, it does show how bad things happen to good people and how good can come out of it. The only downside is that the next book isn't out yet. But, you can always re-read the first three books in the series, "Private Justice", "Word of Honor" and "Shadow of Doubt".