Dark Moon

by Alton Gansky

Book Overview

Worldwide alarm erupts when an astronomy professor discovers a mysterious redstain spreading over the surface of the moon. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0310235588
• ISBN13: 9780310235583
• Release Date: July 2002
• Publisher: Zondervan Publishing Company
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Dark Moon

Love Alton Gansky. Book was a little more worn than expected but was fine and would purchase again from the seller. Can't go wrong with this author.

Dark Moon is a great read.

I really enjoyed "Dark Moon". I've enjoyed all books by this author. I love sci fi and he writes sci fi with a Christian twist. Could not ask for better.

Reason and Faith

The lost faith of a college astronomy instructor is examined in this original and rich Christian thriller where he struggles with the conflicts of science and faith, the death of parents, and the need to help another in pain. This novel has ideas on almost everything including astronomy, science & faith, UFOs, demagogy, end times (in a sense), mental hospitals, psychiatric drugs, marriage, mentorship, and death. I am reminded that each one of us is of utmost importance to God.

It is Gansky's Style That Saves Makes This A Great Read

Marcus Stiller, along with two of his students, finds a growing, red spot on the moon. As the world wonders what the cause might be, Stiller struggles with the truth of science and faith - two worlds he thought stood alone, but now is not so sure.We are introduced to Julie Waal, a character surrounded by deception, and the reader is taken on a journey through mental illness and horrors involved. Add a three-named-professor-stalking-nutcase and you have some serious plots to intertwine. Not an easy task.I think Gansky's only flaw with this novel is creating a story so big, no ending would suffice. I would have liked another hundred pages or so...I give the novel five stars, because even though I felt the ending was a little drab, ninety-percent of the book was awesome.I look forward to my next Alton Gansky novel.www.therunninggirl.com