The Oldest Enemy

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A murdered woman. A pastor with a cursed past. An ancient evil rising again.

 A Gripping Demonic Conspiracy Thriller That Will Keep You Up All Night— Haunting You Long After the Last Page

A murdered woman. A pastor with a cursed past. An ancient evil rising again.

Spellbinding Supernatural Thriller From The Bestselling Author Of The Giants in the Earth Trilogy.

When a woman from his congregation turns up dead, her body drained of blood with two puncture wounds on her neck, Pastor David Lighthouse is dragged back into a nightmare he thought he left behind.

Six years ago, David was a rising star reporter at the Denver Post until his fiancée was brutally murdered and he was branded a killer. He lost his career, his reputation, and his faith. Now the whispers have started again. The accusations mount. Once more, David is the prime suspect.

Determined to clear his name, David uncovers chilling links between Beth Barkley’s murder, his fiancée’s unsolved death, and the secret past of his estranged father. What begins as a desperate search for justice spirals into a centuries old war between good and evil.

Ancient, malevolent forces are stirring. A reclusive German billionaire is plotting a new holocaust rooted in Nazi occult experiments. Joined by an Auschwitz survivor, Beth’s fearless sister Lauren, and his own haunted father, David finds himself on the front lines of a terrifying campaign of spiritual warfare.

If they fail, millions could die and darkness will sweep the globe.

The Oldest Enemy is a fast-paced Christian supernatural thriller that blends Nazi secrets, demonic conspiracies, and high-stakes spiritual warfare. If you enjoy the intense suspense of Frank Peretti, the historical intrigue of Dan Brown, and faith filled battles against the forces of hell, you will not be able to put this book down.

From Nazi secrets to demonic conspiracies, from shadowy cabals to unspeakable rituals this relentless thriller blends historical mystery with supernatural suspense.

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