The Orion Conspiracy: A Story of the End

by Ken Wade

The Orion A Story of the End

512 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1994

Reviews

[Jay Brand · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ken Wade provides a compelling, though fictional account of possible major players in end-time events, bringing to life the "end-game" in the great controversy between good and evil. Thankfully, Wade's account adheres to the apocalyptic prophecies of Daniel and Revelation much more faithfully than the unfortunately better-known "Left Behind" series, which by comparison swing wildly into human flights of fancy and imagination.

[Eric Redic · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book examines the lives of different people in the time of the end. It took me a little while to get into the lives of the people, but after the first few chapters I found myself totally captivated by each persons involvement in the story. The more I read, the more engrossed in the story I became. Eventually, each storyline brought them all together into one main story. I found it so important to find out what happened next that I had a hard time putting the book down. My wife and I went to a move with some friends and I actually took it into the theater with me, I had to know how it ended. As I finished the last few pages, I could hear my friends saying: "It must be pretty good!" I read the last page, looked up at them with a smile and tears running down my face and replied: "That was a great book!"
This is a great book of Christin fiction. I have and will continue to recommend it highly. If you get into the lives of the characters in book, you will have a hard time putting it down all the way to its climatic ending.