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The Ghosts of Liberty

  • Fiction
  • Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
  • Published: 2020

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Publisher's Description

It is a bleak and hopeless future. The United States of America has been decimated by endless internal strife, giving rise to the People's Socialist Republic of America, a merciless state that tramples any who would dare oppose it. Now, after loyally committing herself to enforce the laws of the Party, a young Peace Corps Officer finds herself the next target in their sights. Laura must now learn not only how to survive against the insurmountable resources of the regime . . . she must also learn to fight back.


Endorsements (5)

“Judah skillfully captures the grit, danger, suspense, and emotion of war and battle. I enjoyed reading for the action-packed thrills but also for the deep, human connection I was able to make with each character.”

Jeneisha Anderson

“The Ghosts of Liberty, by Judah Hastings, is a book that checks every box. From beginning to end he effortlessly hooks you and keeps you enthralled with a story of war, courage, and even romance. It is difficult to pull off a book that contains incredible detail while remaining thoroughly enjoyable—yet Hastings does it without a hitch. I would recommend this book to anyone!”

Jennifer Cox

“This was a great read! It was action-packed with very relational characters. I also appreciate how Judah worked in Scripture and faith without it being obvious or overly religious. Definitely a page turner! I look forward to reading more from Judah Hastings in the future!”

Chelli Shedd

“Fast paced with an air of combat authenticity. Good reminder that the freedoms and liberties we enjoy are often made possible by the sacrifice of others. These sacrifices, whether past, present, or future, should remind us to strive to live our best life now.”

James Goods

“This book was a fast-paced read that was over far too soon. . . . For a first time writer, Judah Hastings knocked this one out of the ball park!”

Sarah Goods

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