Published: July 12, 2011
Words: 109212 (approximate)
Language: English

Ebook short description

Even as the world takes gigantic steps in the fields of genetics, artificial intelligence and nanotechnology, Peter Thornton, the hapless hero of One Just Man, drifts farther and farther away from mundane reality. Yet, in spite of himself, he is drawn into the machinations of Solidarity International, the Sino-Indian Block and the American Coalition, competing for World Domination.

Extended description

In this sequel to One Just Man, in truly Stan Law’s style, this book is both: a bold exploration of human potential, and an international thriller. As an added bonus, Peter shows us the way to join him in the realm of man’s ultimate destiny.

"Man's search for fulfillment and completeness has never had a better advocate than Stan I. S. Law… We witness the chrysalis of godhood growing to dimensions not yet dreamed of. Fascinating characters drawn with an artist's eye of discernment will leave an indelible echo of recognition, and unquenchable hope, in the mind of the perceptive reader." (Kate Jones, Pasadena, USA)

"A sparkling novel that frames Dr. Peter Thornton's intensely personal journey of self-discovery in the best of high stakes international intrigue." (B. Symonds, writer, PQ)

"Intrigue, international espionage, mystery and romance. You'll find it all in this sequel to One Just Man. I loved it!" (Madeleine Whitthoeft, Canada)

Tags

romance, thriller, mystery, spirituality, fantasy, metaphysical, suspence, selfdiscovery, international intrigue

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Review by: Marvin D. Clark on Jan. 12, 2012 :
One Just Man, now Elohim, and we have Part Three yet to come. Winston is becoming more enigmatic. Peter is living proof that if you refuse to give up, you can reach heights undreamt of. Cathy and Lena continued to grow in stature. A mystery? Suspense? Or just a very good story? It seems that for Stan Law the world, as we know it, is not enough! Fantastic!

Keep them coming Mr. Law!
(reviewed long after purchase)

Review by: Sylvester Drake on Aug. 17, 2011 :
“One Just Man” started Peter Thornton on a journey of no return. Having lost his ability to practice medicine as a physician, (to base his diagnoses on knowledge and science), he dives into the workings of Solidarity International. His knowledge in the fields of genetics, nanotechnology and bioengineering advances in direct proportion to his reticence to use his inexplicable healing gift.

An intriguing conundrum. A man of many talents continues to live in a state of dissatisfaction. Only Winston, the inscrutable majordomo, seems able to sate his needs, and then only when Peter suspends his ego and his disbelief.

If you like fast action, international intrigue, philosophical puzzles, metaphysical speculation and… yes, and romance, then this is a novel for you.

Fascinating!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Patrick Johnson on Aug. 15, 2011 :
Peter Thornton's persistence to steer a clear course in the turbulent waters of his life is nothing short of amazing. His alternating states of euphoria and depression, of success and failure, give life to this novel where genetics, nanotechnology and bionics struggle for supremacy.

Only Winston, in his quiet, unobtrusive way keeps pointing his ship in the right direction. I suspect that, ultimately, Winston will turn out to be the winner. Only Stan Law knows. There is a ray of hope. Part III of the trilogy is there, waiting for us.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: Bohdan Czytelnik on July 27, 2011 :
Engrossing, fascinating, international intrigue, fast moving, entertaining, oh, yet, and romance. What else do you need? Law is a bottomless pit of complex plots. His knowledge in diverse fields is staggering.

If you are anything like I am, once you read one of Law's books, you'll want to read them all!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Adam Kerry on July 21, 2011 :
World Powers use any means necessary to divide various scientific fields between themselves. Even as each political bloc gains controlling influence in their particular specialty, Peter and Cathy learn that there are still greater Universal Laws that hold sway in the human equation.

A truly inspired novel by a recognized leader in the field of human potential. Bravo Mr. Law!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Anetta Bach on July 16, 2011 :
It is apparent that Dr. Peter Thornton, the “defrocked” physician of the One Just Man, was destined to fight his lonely battle to make head or tail of the reality, which swept him in its tide. Only Lena Walesa, at the helm of Solidarity International imposeed a degree of balance over the tantrums of the world rulers.
Essentially, the struggle seems to ensue between the advocates of physical survival and its spiritual counterpart. In the latter Peter stands alone, under the watchful eye of the ever present, yet virtually invisible, Winston Smith. A fascinating concept, masterly executed.
A book that makes you think, while being profoundly entertaining. Like all Stan Law’s novel, this is my type of book. Can’t wait for part 3 of the Trilogy.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: Hanna K. Loda on July 14, 2011 :
Read it last year in paperback. Great stuff! It is intriguing how Winston Smith manages to stay in the background, yet leave his invisible imprint on Peter Thornton, the principle character, the children, and just about everybody. Is he the real power behind the throne?

The world seems to be tumbling into an international turmoil, yet he remains the single unperturbed, singularly static presence. It is almost as though he were the fulcrum around which the world turns. An enticing character. I hope Stan Law will reveal to us Winston’s true nature in Part III of the Trilogy. I can’t wait.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: BozenaH on July 13, 2011 :
(From Amazon.com) Peter Thornton's demanding journey of self-discovery is set amid international intrigue, mystery and romance. In yet another spiritual page-turner from Stan Law, the hapless hero of One Just Man, finds himself in unknown realms, where men and gods rub shoulders on equal terms. Fascinating.
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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