"Must read end times thriller"

The world is beginning to believe that the simultaneous disappearance of millions of Christians and all the children means the rapture has occurred. War breaks out with General Izbek Noir and his mujahideen forces winning in Africa, Asia and South America. His military is poised to take Turkey and Europe next. A stunned fearful world turns to Azul Dante to stop Noir and bring peace and unity to the globe.

Dante creates the Prodigal project, a religion slightly different than the bible. Reverend Henderson Smith spearheads the movement to bring people into the tent of the Prodigal Project. Smith made a deal with a demon to come to the shaken by global events United States to preach. Although he understands the Faustian deal he made, Smith is part of the Seven who will go out and spread God's truth to bring people to Christ. The other five will also be tested as they follow heavenly direction.

Satan and the Antichrist are walking the earth in his war like role as Noir while the other cons a stunned world into believing he is the people's champion. KINGS is an action-packed thriller that will enthrall the audience from start to finish as Ken Abraham & Daniel Hart tell their version of Revelations. This is a must read end times thrillers.

Harriet Klausner

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted September 27, 2004

Summary

Based on a Biblical interpretation of the Rapture, Kings continues the story of those caught up in the events following this world-upending event. Azul Dante, the increasingly controversial figure whom some nations hope will restore order to the world, recovers from a recent assassination attempt. Behind the scenes, another and even more sinister force exerts its powerful influence at a gathering of ten world leaders. While they meet, other events prefiguring the start of the last days have armies poised for battle. Meanwhile, the members of the seven set out to spread the good news of Christianity and salvation in a world desperate for answers and assurance. Book 4: Kings demonstrates once again that: The answer to the ultimate test is faith.