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The Tribulation (The Messiah Chronicles, Book 2)

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"The Tribulation" is one of those rare books that was able to get my attention, and keep it right to the end. I now HAVE to get the sequel!

Although this novel was written in 1997, it is even more relevant today. Based on familiar views of our planet's future from the Biblical "Book Of Revelation", this novel gives a more human side to the spiritual "war to end all wars" and brings the stories into our everyday world of the 21st Century.

Nottingham is a gifted, insightful and perhaps prophetic writer who will appeal to those who look beyond religious doctrine to see the "bigger picture" of the spiritual reality around us. Opening our eyes to the possibilities of how the cards may be played out and the sad but true way in which men's hearts are polarised to one side or the other ... good or evil, love or fear, peace or war.

Yes, it challenged my preconceptions, but I was unable to put it down for more than a day. It is worth considering!

* * * * * - Theodore J. Nottingham has done it again. His intense writing style once again shines from cover to cover of "The Tribulation." Read by itself, this book is simply enthralling. Read as second in the series of The Messiah Chronicles, "The Tribulation" intensifies this drama of the Prophet's friends and intensifies its complexity. The world civilization as previously known has been destroyed, and powers of darkness reign supreme. "The Tribulation" tells the drama of a small band of people trying to survive disaster, and once again bring light to the world. If "The Abomination," next in the series, is half as captivating as "The Tribulation," Nottingham's readers are in for a real treat.

This book is the second in the Messiah Chronicles Series and just as wonderful and insightful as the first. Highly recommended. Now.. if we can just get book three out, lol.. I have been waiting for years.

"A powerful view of things to come, merging fantasy and reality in a way that entertains, inspires, and terrifies. This is must reading" Charles B. Ashanin, Ph.D.

After reading "The Final Prophet" by Theodore J. Nottingham, I'm anxiously awaiting the next book in the series of The Messiah Chronicles. If this book is even half as good as its page-turning predecessor, it will most definately give us an important message in a fast-paced adventure. The publishing date can't come soon enough.