From the world of The Direction comes The Kith Trilogy!
In the 23rd century, society is struggling after a brutal war against a totalitarian organization.
Ethan is a former soldier and a single dad with a dark and violent past.
Nothing in Ethan’s life has been normal. The only thing he remembers from his childhood is running away from a mysterious facility when he was eight. That’s when Ethan was taken in by The Kith, a nomadic group hiding in the far northern mountains. For years, The Kith accepts him as their own. But when tragedy strikes, twenty-five-year-old Ethan chooses to run instead of facing his mistakes.
After ten years of being in a rebel military, fighting against the oppression down south (and making plenty of poor choices along the way), Ethan is now a single father searching for forgiveness and trying to leave his mistakes in the past. With God as his compass, he takes his five-year-old son on a journey northwest to find the family he abandoned.
Challenges abound in the wild, and when the journey takes a soul-shattering twist that he never expected, Ethan finds himself questioning his choices yet again.
Can Ethan find his family and build a stable, faith-filled life for him and his son? Or will his dark past return to rip away his hope of redemption?
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Although The Direction Series comes first, The Kith Trilogy can still be enjoyed on its own.
Warning: There are descriptive scenes of violence in these books, as well as topics of assault (vaguely described/hinted at).
Genre: Inspirational
In the 23rd century, society is struggling after a brutal war against a totalitarian organization.
Ethan is a former soldier and a single dad with a dark and violent past.
Nothing in Ethan’s life has been normal. The only thing he remembers from his childhood is running away from a mysterious facility when he was eight. That’s when Ethan was taken in by The Kith, a nomadic group hiding in the far northern mountains. For years, The Kith accepts him as their own. But when tragedy strikes, twenty-five-year-old Ethan chooses to run instead of facing his mistakes.
After ten years of being in a rebel military, fighting against the oppression down south (and making plenty of poor choices along the way), Ethan is now a single father searching for forgiveness and trying to leave his mistakes in the past. With God as his compass, he takes his five-year-old son on a journey northwest to find the family he abandoned.
Challenges abound in the wild, and when the journey takes a soul-shattering twist that he never expected, Ethan finds himself questioning his choices yet again.
Can Ethan find his family and build a stable, faith-filled life for him and his son? Or will his dark past return to rip away his hope of redemption?
----
Although The Direction Series comes first, The Kith Trilogy can still be enjoyed on its own.
Warning: There are descriptive scenes of violence in these books, as well as topics of assault (vaguely described/hinted at).
Genre: Inspirational
Used availability for Elisabeth Nadler's The Kith