The only one who saw it coming was the one who could not see.
In Blindsided, long esteemed author Calvin Miller unleashes a modern thriller with provocative elements of the supernatural. When a Muslim terrorist group infiltrates Seattle through the city’s homeless population and plots to blow up a stadium during a Christian men’s rally, only a blind priest and his pet wolf (and maybe a lady who talks to the prophet Isaiah in her dreams) know how to miraculously stop the disaster from happening.
Always one to playfully challenge his readers with wildcard characters and great dialogue along the path to making a profound point about a serious issue, Miller’s greater message has to do with how to bring a peaceful end to war.
