Glimpses of Both Worlds: Or the Whole Family of Heaven and Earth (1858)

When people, and even great white sharks, suddenly become prey off Southern California, marine biologists Storm Hancock and Terry Ho battle through ruthless politicians, dangerous waters, and their personal quests for truth to track down a mysterious killer before it strikes again. You have never read a book like Fisher of Men but you’ll want to read more from this exciting new author. Terry Cross has written a fathoms-deep tale of the sea and its perils and a tale of strong human emotions and divine love. You’ll smell the salt air and feel the rolling deck beneath you as you read. This story will touch you in the depths of your soul. I heartily recommend it! Jim Denney, author of Answers to Satisfy the Soul and the Timebenders seriesFisher of Men has an air of authenticity that sets it well above other books of its kind, a sense that the author knows well what he is writing about. The language, the descriptions, the feel, the heart-pounding excitement carry the tang of a salty tale drawn from life. For a gripping, page-turning read with a sense of purpose springing from real, genuine spirituality, it does not get much better than Fisher of Men. - James L. NelsonAward-Winning author of George Washington’s Great Gamble