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Children of the Light:
Generation Now Book 4
You would think the next generation would be able to live life in faith and love perfectly, after everything their parents went through, but it’s hard to have faith in God when you know you only have 1000 years left of life. What’s the point of being good?
Meet Carmen and her friends, the offspring of those who now dwell in heaven. They know they are blessed to be on a peaceful earth after the Rapture, but they just aren’t satisfied with life. When some of her family members disappear, Carmen finds it her duty to search for them since no one else is looking for them.
Along the way, she finds out things aren’t quite as Utopian as they seem, and maybe being Christian isn’t all that. Is someone trying to summon Satan back into existence? Who is trying to end the 1,000 years of peace early, and why? She suspects the cute, new transfer student has something to do with it, but she can’t prove it yet.
As Carmen and her posse search for her family, they discover more than they thought they ever would about life, faith, and themselves.
Read this final chapter of the Children of the Light saga and be astounded by the ending of everyone’s journey. All related books can be found at NadiaDuerson.com
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About The Author
Nadia Duerson
Eye am a woman who lives in Northern California in the midst of giant ancient redwoods next to the ocean surrounded by mountains and sky. Eye am very blessed by this. Eye love to write, and eye love people. Half the time eye have a hard time connecting with people because eye live in my head, the other half of the time eye connect with people so well eye cry…so eye write.
Nadia Duerson was born on a military base called Camp Pendleton in San Diego County, CA and grew up a military brat in Clovis in Fresno County, CA. She spent her teens to 30s in Indianapolis, IN with the one set goal of getting back to her home state of California. In 2015 she was finally able to do this. One could say she is bi-western (claiming to be from the West Coast and the Mid-West), as both regions had a part in creating who she is just as much as her parents. She now lives in Humboldt County, CA among the gigantic, ancient, redwoods surrounded by mountains smack dab next to the Pacific Ocean. She feels very blessed by this.
If you like drama, and living vicariously through outrageous, exciting, and realistic characters, you’ll love the ‘For the Masses’ series. These books aren’t about the apocalypse, they are about the people who go THROUGH the apocalypse while dealing with extreme emotions and deciding if they should believe in God and Jesus or not, despite everything going on around them.
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Customer Reviews
Below, you will find a selection of genuine reviews from our satisfied readers, sharing their experiences and thoughts on our books.
I really liked this book. Having said that I'm giving a HUGE disclaimer. THIS IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL CHRISTIAN STORY LINE! You should be at least an older teen-adult for this series and not squirmish reading through sins.
This book is about the difficult choices that plague each of us. It's about how we choose or not choose to deal with our sins. The sins in this book range from alcoholism, drug addiction, and sex. Yes, there are details. That's life. It's real which is why I actually liked this book. It's not Hallmark-y. Each character struggles to find God. Each makes serious mistakes. Each is human. But the end game is to make it to heaven. They take their time learning from their mistakes as well as those of their friends. And they have to choose repentance and Jesus or not. Nadia did a good job with the gritty details of real life for those struggling with sin.
Use discretion for this one.
Andrea PCustomer 
I recommend this read to anyone who enjoys reading period. I am so inspired by the Author’s creative characters and where she takes you during this story. I love the communication between her characters and the dialogue they share. Kept me reading and I look forward to book 2.
Lynn Smith 