Millennium's End: The Rebellion Rises

By: Mark Yerkes

Narrated by: Mark Yerkes

In the 998th year of the Millennial Kingdom, the season of reaping is at hand. The demons have been cast into the Lake of Fire, and Satan is bound in the bottomless pit, but the biblical prophecies state he will soon be released so God can test the loyalties of the current flesh-born generations on earth.

Satan's influence, a spirit of rebellion, is already being felt through the Founders of the Forum, a group of six who have surrendered themselves to the control of Lucifer. The evil they promote is spreading like gangrene. The glorified saints, the faithful still in the flesh, the people of Israel, and the hosts of angels will all be tested in the days ahead.

Prince Robert Carrigan leads a triad of saints appointed to govern the principality of Sylvan Glade, and one overriding question has been on his mind: "How many will be deceived this time and surrender their souls to God's archenemy?"

©2018 Mark Yerkes (P)2018 Mark Yerkes

Doesn’t Follow Scripture

The narration was excellent. The various voices were very good, but I didn’t like the book.
It’s possible that it was my mistake for expecting the author wouldn’t take poetic license. I was hoping this was a story about life in the Millennium Kingdom, but it isn’t. It’s another story about Satan giving man a hard time and God doing nothing about it until He’s good and ready; with some flashbacks of how bad life was leading up to the rapture. I found the story to be frustrating. Why do people assume good = gullible. When the main bad guy went up against an angel and won I returned the book. I applaud the writer in that the story gives all the glory to God and all praises to Jesus, but other than that it wasn’t for me.