On Earth as in Heaven

The Reign, Book 2

By: Jeffrey McClain Jones

Narrated by: Richard Tensley

BOOK TWO: The old limits to human power have disappeared, what will the new generations do with their freedom?

Resisters have built walled cities on the fringes of the populated portions of the planet. Joshua Stippleman has stretched beyond the quiet satisfaction offered in the loyal territories. Instead, he rescues children from those rebel cities. His extraordinary gifts for reading the hearts of people, and the wounded children particularly, have brought healing to hundreds of survivors.

Committed to staying single, well into his middle years, Joshua’s resolution is challenged when he meets Natalie Warren, a congresswoman from Oregon, famous for protecting the environment…and for flying under her own power. Drawn to another mortal who has broken out of the constraints of the old physical laws and human expectations, Joshua must decide whether to complicate his already adventurous life by opening his heart to romance.

This is the second book in The Reign series. The first book introduces the new world under the rule of Christ on his throne in Jerusalem and tells the story of Rodney Stippleman, retired army captain and Joshua’s father.

©2016 Jeffrey McClain Jones (P)2025 Jeffrey McClain Jones

Heart Warming and Hopeful

The main character is lovely. The plot is sedate but significant. Just beautiful! <3 <3 <3

Awesome Story !

The book helped me imagine the soon coming millennium reign of Jesus Christ! I enjoyed listening to the book.

A wonderful dream

Loved this!! So much great imagination. So encouraging. Such wonderful characters. Really Bible-based. Thank you!

The uniqueness of the storyline. I don't know if anyone else has written fiction regarding the millennium.

I like that the author's ideas stretch my own thinking about how wonderful the Lord Jesus is, as well as believer's futures.

A heartwarming story with mystery and hope.

So many parts of it are SO beautiful. We can barely comprehend heaven and this book is only a sliver closer. It’s Slow enough to appreciate and detailed enough to keep you captivated. Some very heartwarming events. Very interesting. At the end of the last chapter I am in awe and filled with hope.