October's Child

October's Child and September Strike are fast paced action books that take you inside the minds of a 12 year old girl,her parents, and the terrorists. You feel their joy and pain. Tanneberg makes you feel hot or cold, afraid or safe. More please Tanneberg.

The Cain family has been through too much. First little Jenny died accidently, then Mrs. Cain(Esther) was nearly shot and the church Pastor John Cain pastored was destroyed by terrorists. To top it all off, 12-year-old Jessica is kidnapped by the same terrorist group in the Middle East. While the world scrambles to find the child hostage before it is too late, Jessica refuses to give up hope. Her only chance, however, is if everyone else also refuses to give up. But when the U.S. government decides that Jessica isn't worth risking another world war, Pastor Cain takes the problem into his own hands. Along with a new friend, Hersch Towner III, he flies to Iran to rescue his daughter. They race against time to get to the compound Jessica is being held at. The only problem is that, when they arrive, Jessica has disappeared and nobody--not even the terrorists--know where she is. "October's Child" is extremely well-written. It gets you "behind the eyes" of Jessica, her parents, the terrorists, and Madeleine, the maid who risks it all to save the 12-year-old's life. Through it all, the hand of God is evident as He weaves the events and the people all together, and finally reveals His wonderful plan.