The Evidence

Cover of The Evidence by Austin W. Boyd
Publisher: A M G Publishers
Year: 2012
Language: en
Pages: 448
ISBN-13: 9780899578286
Dimensions:
Height: 8.25 Inches
Length: 5.5 Inches
Weight: 0.8 Pounds
Width: 1.01 Inches
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The Evidence by Austin W. Boyd, published by A M G Publishers on July 13, 2012, is a 448-page work that intertwines elements of fiction, action and adventure, religious themes, and fantasy. The narrative follows John Wells, who has dedicated his life to becoming an astronaut. After years of preparation and a pivotal moment during a Russian submarine attack, he receives the long-awaited call to space. His journey takes a dramatic turn when he witnesses a terrorist attack from the International Space Station, leading to a series of events that challenge his faith and understanding of alien life.

Readers will find a complex interplay of personal and global crises as John navigates the implications of alien encounters and the reactions of various figures, including a self-proclaimed prophet and an ambitious aerospace industrialist. The story delves into themes of faith, national security, and the quest for truth, as characters grapple with the ramifications of their beliefs in the face of extraordinary circumstances. The narrative also explores the tension between science and spirituality, emphasizing the importance of personal relationships with God amidst the unfolding drama.


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John Wells spent all of his adult life devoted to one goal: astronaut selection. From humble beginnings, he waited on God’s timing, becoming an experienced Navy pilot and spacecraft systems engineer. One amazing day, fighting a Russian attack submarine, he received the call to space and to his destiny. Thirteen years later, from the International Space Station, John witnesses a terrorist attack that decimates the nation’s capitol and national security systems. When it’s followed by strange indications of alien life on Mars, John’s call puts him in the midst of a great controversy that tests him and his faith to the limit.

Self-proclaimed prophet Reverend Nick Rykert becomes a national lightning rod as he predicts the aliens’ behavior and messages. When aerospace industrialist Rex Edwards defies NASA by challenging the world to go to Mars on his thousand-day timetable, a savvy Presidential administration responds. But first, an unmanned robot is sent to observe the aliens in advance. Meanwhile, FBI Special Agent Vincent Kerry begins to pull threads of intelligence together that point to the surprising identity of the murderous terrorists. To his surprise, John is called to crew the Mars mission, and he and his close-knit family struggle with the conflict and pain generated by this apparent good news. His friend, Reverend Jeff Dempsey, publicly preaches the need to keep the alien issue in balance and prayer: God calls all to a personal relationship with Him, and aliens, if they do exist, do not negate the Bible’s truths or the saving grace of Jesus Christ. Ham radio enthusiast Ronnie Williams foils NASA and exposes on the Internet the true nature of the frightening alien images from Mars. As millions fearfully watch menacing spider-like craft advance on the unmanned Earth Rover that has just landed, the aliens offer a surprising gift, and John realizes that this is the moment to which God has called him. This is where he will make his mark; he was made for such a time as this.

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This page includes the available description and bibliographic details for “The Evidence” by Austin W. Boyd. Synopsis preview: John Wells spent all of his adult life devoted to one goal: astronaut selection. From humble beginnings, he waited on God’s timing, becoming an experienced Navy pilot and spacecraft systems engineer. One amazing day, fig…
Who is the author of “The Evidence”?
“The Evidence” is credited to Austin W. Boyd.
When was “The Evidence” published?
Publisher: A M G Publishers. Year: 2012.
What is the ISBN for “The Evidence”?
ISBN-13: 9780899578286.
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Language: en. Pages: 448.

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