Reckoning - Frame, John

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Résumé :
In the death throes of Zimbabwe- Rhodesia the brutality of a fire force contact plays out as the SAS engage on operations to blow bridges in neighbouring Zambia. In the aftermath of the brutal Rhodesian War, the battle for survival is far from over. As Zimbabwe emerges from the ashes of conflict, its people are thrust into a new war-one of betrayal, greed, and vengeance. Rob Bennett, a former SAS officer, watches helplessly as his family farm is seized by a corrupt regime. Simon Mutambara, his childhood friend and ex-Rhodesian African Rifles soldier, flees to Botswana to build a new life, but the shadows of the past follow him. Together, they face a ruthless enemy: Fearless, a war vet turned enforcer, and Gumbashuma, a power-hungry military commander with a dark history. Their intertwined stories beginning with a fire force contact engagement reveal themes of loyalty, betrayal, survival, and the enduring scars of war. As the country spirals into chaos, alliances are tested, secrets are unearthed, and justice becomes a dangerous pursuit. From the blood-soaked battlefields of the war to the treacherous corridors of power, Reckoning is a gripping tale of courage, loyalty, and the unrelenting fight for redemption. For fans of historical fiction and political thrillers, Reckoning is a powerful story of survival, revenge, and the enduring human spirit....

Sommaire:
Dr. John Frame served as a seminary professor of systematic theology and philosophy for almost fifty years. His areas of specialty are systematic theology, apologetics, ethics, and philosophy. John began his teaching career in 1968 on the faculty of Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. He later served as a founding faculty member at Westminster Seminary California. In 2002, he began teaching at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, and retired in 2017. He now works with Pathway Learning and Steve Childers as coauthor and theological editor of the Applied Theology Project. He's best known for his prolific writings, particularly his four-volume Theology of Lordship series.John is a graduate of Princeton University, Westminster Theological Seminary, and Yale University, as well as an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in America. He is deeply committed to the work of ministry and to training church planters, pastors, and missionaries. Students appreciate his wealth of insight and his ability to communicate complex issues simply and clearly. Students also value John's practical definition of theology as the application of God's revelation to all of life. He is a talented pianist and organist as well as a discerning media critic. He and his late wife, Mary, have five children: Debbie, Doreen, Skip, Justin, and Johnny....