Best Selling Books by Keith Ward

Keith Ward believes passionately in the importance of the Bible, and describes himself as a born-again Christian. This is a vigorous and lively contribution to the debate on the authority of scripture-how we read the Bible and how, he believes, a fundamentalist reading is unsustainable.

They took everything. Now he''ll stop at nothing. It''s war. Kertram, a simple herder of dragons, just wants to be left alone to make a life with his wife and newborn triplets. But war finds him. His wife is killed and his children are stolen. He knows that they''ll be sacrificed on the 99th day of their lives to the monstrous appetites of others.Kertram isn''t alone on his quest. Joining him are a Span Seer -- powerful witch who has doubts about her calling -- and a soldier with a fatal secret. As he battles the evil forces gathering against him, Kertram gets increasingly desperate, as every sunrise brings his children closer to death. The countdown has begun.

The material ranges from the early 1920''s to 1946 and although some of it may have been published, ... much of it appears to be the transcripts of lectures given to small audiences, and almost certainly unpublished ...". -- Bookseller''s catalogue.