The Ultimatum

by T. Davis Bunn and Davis Bunn

Book Overview

An award-winning author delivers a compelling sequel to the bestselling The Warning. Buddy Korda calls America to repentance and fights collusion in high places as countless lives hang in the balance. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0785270868
• ISBN13: 9780785270867
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Nelsonword Publishing Group
• Length: 312 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.1" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

Prophetic!

In light of the current economic and political situation, this book is prophetic! It is as if T. Davis Bunn is watching today's world and making political commentary on events. Great sequel to The Warning. Both books are a must read for contemporary Christians or those who closely follow politics in America.

Believable as Today's Newspaper!

Thought-provoking,enjoyable fiction that keeps your interest at a high level. This book was a gift, and I plan to buy more of this author's books. Great blend of action, romance, and human interest.

Thought provoking Christian fiction.

I have read a number of books by this author and have enjoyed them all. The quality of his writing has steadily improved as has his choice of subject matter. With worries mounting as to what to expect in the year 2000 and the political climate in Washington after all Clinton's woes it is an interesting story. If you enjoyed the Left Behind series I hink you will like this book.

Thought provoking, insightful and relevant to today's issues

This is a follow up to T. Davis Bunn's "The Warning" and is timely in light of recent (4/99) events happing in our society. Bunn is an incredible author, directing his story lines to the heart of the issues and directly to your spirit. He is challenging and informative. He does his research well, and always provides accurate details of his topic. This book relates to a humble messenger of God (unlike some of our current "messengers" who feel the need to focus attention on themselves in a not-so-humble manner) who takes on the economy and the government. I highly recommend this - and any of Mr. Bunn's books - and encourage the reader to accept the challenges he evokes with his writing. Regretfully, some of his earlier books are out of print or hard to find (The Presence, Promises to Keep, The Maestro) - if you can find them - get them! This - and all his books - are a good read!! Keep 'em coming!!