John L. Moore Libros

As a finalist in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards for Christian Fiction, this novel explores themes of faith, redemption, and personal growth. It weaves a compelling narrative that delves into the struggles and triumphs of its characters, inviting readers to reflect on their own beliefs and values. With rich storytelling and emotional depth, the book aims to inspire and uplift, making it a significant contribution to contemporary Christian literature.

FARSIS is the story of a man who awakens upon another world in the midst of a vast primeval forest. He at first cannot remember who he is or how he came to be in such an unfamiliar environment. For many months his existence is a struggle for survival against nature, but not against the nature of which we are familiar. Here the strength and vitality of every life form, both of flora and fauna, are necessarily enhanced. For Farsis is a heavy gravity world. But our protagonist does survive, even thrives. Eventually he becomes a member of a warlike tribe of primitive humans, finding companionship and in time even love. Saved from captivity by the selfless courage of his mate, he leads them to victory over a more advanced, but predatory, race and helps to unify his adopted people into a stronger, more civilized society, but without destroying the basic characteristics of their culture.

The book focuses on preserving the rich heritage of the descendants of George Andrew and Viola May Moore. It aims to document and share the family history that has been passed down through generations, while also highlighting the aspects that have been lost over time. By doing so, it seeks to help future generations understand and appreciate their roots and the legacy of their ancestors.