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The Eleventh Hour

by Michael Phillips
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Overview

Prussia, 1937.

Baron von Dortmann cares for his family with the same passion and devotion with which he tends the roses in his beloved Spring Garden. His daughter, the beautiful Sabina, drinks in the nourishment of his fascinating stories in the garden--his wonderful life-lessons about God and creation and the secrets of growing things.

As the baron watches over his estate and his family, he knows his daughter is destined to be a lovely bloom. Already she has caught the eye of the young American, Matthew, and their neighbors' son, Gustav.

Amid the placid rhythms of farm life, the baron looks over his world with both a father's and a gardener's eyes.

Unfortunately, he is not the only one watching...

Suddenly a storm sweeps over neighboring Poland--the thunder and lightning of the German blitzkrieg--which will change the Dortmanns' lives forever...

The baron will be left with a most difficult decision.

Sabina will be left with the secret of the rose.

About the Author, Michael Phillips

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

While studying at Humboldt State University in the early 70’s, Michael Phillips and his wife, Judy, established the One Way Bookshop—a small Christian bookstore catering mainly to other students. Now the bookstore is an important part of the Christian community in Humboldt County, and Phillips is one of the country’s most respected and prolific Christian authors.

Phillips’ long publication history includes over twenty nonfiction books, including biographies of Victorian author George MacDonald and Olympic athleteturnedCongressman Jim Ryun. But he’s best known for his fiction—and is considered one of the major founders of the Christian fiction genre. In the past two decades, Phillips has written more than sixty fiction titles, many of which have been bestsellers. Altogether, his fiction, nonfiction, and devotional writings have sold over seven million copies worldwide.

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Book Details

Published
November 1, 2000
Publisher
Tyndale House Publishers
Pages
496
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780842342896

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