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    Where Truth Lies: Book One of The Latter Rain Chronicles
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    Where Truth Lies: Book One of The Latter Rain Chronicles
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    Where Truth Lies: Book One of The Latter Rain Chronicles

    Written by Clifton Gilliam

    Narrated by Josh Kilbourne

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    About this audiobook

    In a world ruled by science and technology, such a question has only one acceptable answer. But for Lawson Steele, the most powerful psi-agent on the force, he must find his own answer to Where Truth Liesin the mind or in the heart; in science or in faith. When a fellow agent is ruthlessly killed in the line of duty, Lawson embarks on a quest to Jupiters only colonized moon to find the true killer. Lawson soon realizes that his adversary wields unimaginable power and to succeed in his vendetta, he must rely on something long extinct from the public eyefaith in an invisible God. With his faith in the balance, will Lawson find his souls redemption or an even more sinister conspiracy brewing Where Truth Lies?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTate Publishing Audio
    Release dateApr 1, 2008
    ISBN9781604626025
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    Where Truth Lies: Book One of The Latter Rain Chronicles

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