The Four Horsemen

De: Toby Neighbors

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The day millions of people mysteriously vanished from planet earth, the world was forever changed. Oddly enough, most of us that remained thought it was a change for the better. But that was wrong… way wrong.

World leaders hailed this new era as a return to the golden age. Life was supposed to be better than it had ever been. But we were just in the calm before the storm. The four horsemen of the apocalypse were waiting in the wings, and the world was rushing head long into a period of death and destruction like we had never imagined.

Somehow I made it through alive… that’s pretty obvious since you’re reading my book. But it wasn’t easy, and I certainly didn’t make through unscathed. Worst of all, the seven year period described in the Bible as the Tribulation has only just begun.

In the stunning sequel to They Walk In Darkness, Hank Downes faces the first five seal judgements from the book of Revelation in the Bible. It’s a fast paced, action packed story of survival in what quickly devolves into a post apocalyptic world where nothing is what it seems. If you loved the Left Behind series, the Edge of Collapse series, and The Book of Eli, then you will want to read The Four Horsemen.

The Four Horsemen is rated PG-13 for violence, adult situations, and mild language.

Consuming,

Loved the story, knowing the real truth behind it. Well written. Time very well spent .

Great description of End Times

Loved it! I don’t plan on being here after the rapture, and I don’t study the aftermath. This gave a plausible description as to what non believers can expect. I enjoyed the scriptures in there as well. They put a picture of what exactly the author was trying to convey.

AI is inept

AI pitch and expression takes away from the story. Like somebody that has no accent but reads like a bad narrator.

The new take with the aliens being deceiving and serving by order of the The antichrist is an impressive new representation!

I know they cuss a little bit in this, but then again it feels far more realistic that way. At least they didn’t use the other word.

The author stuck with The Bible.

I liked the characters. I enjoyed that the main character is still flawed after finding salvation so as not to present a false depiction of a Christian. He’s still human, but he loves God and believes in Jesus, which is what carries him through. It’s well written. I will be listening to the next book.

Really made me think of our place in the end times

Very good way to get people to think of there walk with the Lord enjoyed the story as well

Absolutely fantastic true story

It was an eye opener of what people who don’t accept Jesus as their Saviou before the Rapture, will go thru, thank you for this story , it would be nice if we had listened to the first book first, bit there’s no order given

Incredibly convicting and inspiring

This is a great tale for believers and unbelievers alike. It’s a very realistic account of our state of affairs as humanity swiftly devolves into more selfish, hedonistic societies. If you’re not a believer and listen to this tale and feel anger that’s more reason to keep listening and crack open a bible and see how much truth has already come to pass.

Not Science Fiction but based on Truth

A gripping picture of the events after the Rapture. The real events will be worse. If you don’t want to live in the Tribulation times, then accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior right now.

The second story. Very good. Still Virtual Voice a little less than can be desired. Better than the original AI voice.

This story came at a time when I needed something. Something to help and show me the way. It’s the patience of the main character that has helped me in a time of need. Helped me to remember that God and Jesus are there for us. Believe or not, it doesn’t matter. The story isn’t preaching, and it’s not pushing God on to you. It’s part of the main story and is good. We all find ourselves lost at one time or another. It’s hard to find our way out alone. Sometimes it’s just a sentence from a story or a song. Whatever helps you find your way. I thank the author. Thank you.