Böcker av David Alan Smith

It was a Freewill Rapture (the keeper)..."Dear Diary..., the Rapture finally came and went..., a couple of days ago. It didn''t go down the way I thought it would..., or the way I was told it would- not even close, and it makes me mad. I had to choose whether or not to go..., I just wasn''t ready for that. I was like a deer in the headlights. I choked...! I blew it...! You know I blew it, otherwise I wouldn''t be here writing this down. I don''t know how many of us blew our chance to go, but I know I can''t be the only one, no way! I''m scared. I''m really scared; scared to go outside. It''s really ugly out there, weird stuff goin'' on. And the fact that there''s no electricity..., or phones to really find out what''s going on isn''t helping. More later." Day of the Lord Diaries...; the chronological series of events in the eyes of those who witnessed the last days. Starting with the ''falling away'', the fragmented days before the Rapture, and the Rapture itself. See the pages of the Bible come to life by those who were there. Now, in the midst of global devastation and unimaginable horror, the world is stumped as to who to curse and to whom do they pray. They know not, for it is hard to tell what is good and what is evil. The ''diaries'' tell all; and those concerned can be thankful for it. Because in the end; though the days are filled with the purest of malevolence-the beauty of faith, salvation, the love of the truth, and even teen romance will once again prove against all odds they will thrive even in the darkest of times. To Him be the Glory as we await His ''second coming''. Still..., come quickly.

Demons...? Demonic activity...? What would our world be like if the floodgates were opened? What would happen if the hand that kept these evil entities at bay was removed?  And whose hand would that be? This is the Supernatural Age. It is more than a ''cautionary tale''; it is an imaginative and daring version of the Bible''s foretelling of the ''last days''. It is as much written to shock and entertain the reader as it is to inform and educate.To the world, the novel says ''BEWARE''. To the rapture-believing Christians, the novel offers a new perspective on what they believe. This time, however, the message is a WARNING-a just-in-case scenario they need to consider when it comes to their rapture. Although...''The Supernatural Age''...is written with love for Christians and non-Christians alike; it is far from a fluffy feel-good novel. It is a haunting and ominous tale, but not without a light at the end of the tunnel. Even with the precarious settings; global devastation peppered with horror, action and suspense-it manages to squeeze in the beauty of faith, teen romance, and a sentimental plug for the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Thus, it fully lands in the Christian genre. In addition, it is a timely novel; apropos for what''s currently trending in the political arena worldwide. Suitable for a myriad of audiences; all ages, all genders, all walks of life regardless of race, sexual orientation, political affiliation, religion, culture or creed-the Supernatural Age is a novel for all people.Whether it is read like a movie, or read as a reference, whether it falls into the realm of pure entertainment, or a foreboding warning; either way..., hopefully it will be worthy enough to find an intimate place in the heart of one''s library. Bottom line..., the ultimate battle between good and evil is looming. The question is..., are you ready? The novel has a tale to tell.