Her obsession with bearing a child would bring the world to its knees.
Marian Wassef longed for a child of her own and she would have one, no matter the cost. Her decisions would give rise to the Beast and change the course of history.
The Beast is a powerful and evil man. Determined to hold sway over the world, he forms a temporary alliance with the Trilateral council, using them to develop a weapon so powerful nations will beg for mercy.
Yussaf Wassef is a righteous man resolved to combat the evil his wife, Marian, has released into the world. He and his long-time friend and college classmate, Marckus Rashida, work together to hatch a plan to expose and resist the Beast but they can’t succeed on their own. If they hope to prevail, they will need the technical and tactical help of Elias Tobias Montague and his group of Christian Faithful.
Will this unlikely alliance find a way to resist the darkness taking over the world? Or is their holy mission doomed to fail?
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So. I read the first book. Not too bad. Nothing thrilling but not too bad. This one? Not worth bothering with. Couldn't even finish. If one presents their waiting as following the Bible, even though fiction; it should sort of follow Scripture. Mind you, there are many parts of Revelation that have the theologians coming up with different interpretations. There are, however; many things that are not at all confusing. Mr. Fulton strays so far off course that this series should be touted as science fiction and no more. I kept reminding myself that this IS fiction but with the thin thread to the Biblical end times... very thin thread, I couldn't continue. There are numerous end times books that are much better. Take a pass on these.
This second in the series, had some great parts, but I really found was there was too much violence of the anti-christ very unpleasant. I understand, that the anti-Christ will not be a pleasant person and there will probably be that much violence, but I just did not enjoy reading it.
Also the tech angle stayed and played a big part...even to the point of keeping the tribulation saints protected in a sort of Interdimensional realm by the star ships they built, kinda sorta.... a rather big leap from scripture. Yet, much of the novel followed the Bible fairly closely.
Still and all, it just is not my cup of tea, so I won't be reading the rest of the series.
It is well written, and parts are interesting....and some parts are Biblical.
I was hooked when part 1 fingerprints, began in Noblesville Indiana, where I live. The characters are well developed, and the storylines are easy to follow. In the opening pages of The Beast, it seemed to be an independent book. I was not sure I had the right book for part 2. Soon I realized it merely started in a different place, only to merge seamlessly with Fingerprints. The story flows well and the imagery is solid. Looking forward to the 3rd installment.
This was a very entertaining book. It’s fiction based on true events that will happen in the future. The author, Daniel Fulton has a gift of making things that share impossible, seem possible. Read The Bible for the truth, but this is a great read.
I really enjoyed this book. It did take a while for me to make the connection between the first book and this being the second in the series. I was afraid that maybe I hadn’t actually read the first book. This is kind of a biblical story with a sci-fi element.
I just finished this book and enjoyed it. Now on to the next book in the series. It is different than some of the other end time books that I have read and the storyline does follow the Bible.
An odd but interesting take on the Christian Tribulation
I found the first two books of this series entertaining but they stray far from any accepted end times doctrine. But I must admit if you keep the author’s creative license in mind it’s an enjoyable read.
I enjoyed this book until the author became political. Using Jan 6 as a date of evil significance did it for me. I won’t read his work again, and question his authenticity as a Christian writer.