A Perfect Persecution

by James R. Lucas

In this future world, babies are being aborted because they do not meet certain criteria for “social contribution”—decisions made even after birth. The moral landscape is deteriorating so much that... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0805423001
• ISBN13: 9780805423006
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: B&H Publishing Group
• Length: 403 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.9" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Great Book

I just finished this book and it was absolutely wonderful! It was a little slow in parts, but overall it was a wonderful book.

An Amazing Book With A Powerful Message...

While recently reading "A Perfect Persecution" I found that the book made many great points. This novel brought to life for me many diffrent subjects that have been brought up in the class room this year while attending College. After reading this book one will find themselves encouraged to uphold life and will realize how important it is to stand for not only our rights but for those who can not speak. This Novel will alter the way you look at life and display how vuluable and precious, life is from its very start.

A Perfect Plot

This is one of the best Christian fiction books ever! Even though it starts out a tad slow, the plot accelerates to pure action and suspense. Still it is not for weak stomachs, especially in a couple of scenes near the climax (the author goes into the subject matter in gory detail; of course, abortion is not like Barney And Friends). The story pits strong female protagonist Leslie Adams (a.k.a. Phoenix) against a villain who starts out sinister enough and becomes more and more chillingly evil as the plot, with all its twists and surprises, progresses. The climax was awesome. The theme is depressing but challenging. Besides dissing the pro-abortion movement, it points out flaws with prolifers. If you liked this book, I would recommend The Proposal by Angela Hunt and Prophet by Frank Peretti.