The Unrighteous

By: EK Jonathan

Narrated by: John Eliot

Length: 12 hrs and 2 mins

Publisher's summary

A novel set centuries into our paradisaical future, The Unrighteous offers a fictional glance at the thrilling stories of a single family as they band together to help a handful of newly resurrected unrighteous ones adjust to their surroundings. Narrated by John Eliot.

©2015 EK Jonathan (P)2020 EK Jonathan

Loved!

The story started out slow for me but was riveting by the midway point! Highly recommend… Truly enjoy this author, my brother!

Great wholesome read

It is great to be able to read a book without worrying if it will become inappropriate at anytime. Imagining life in the new world is a great way to spend my free time. Brothers like EK Jonathan and A. F. Lima provide us with some wholesome read and faith strengthening entertainment. I totally recommend it.

Wonderful!

I loved this book and the reader did a wonderful
job! It was fun, serious, and funny in parts. Interesting to think what awesome scenarios may unfold in the REAL upcoming resurrection of the righteous and the unrighteous! :) (Acts 24:15)

A great way to see yourself in the new world

Wonderful way to spend your time hearing ideas of the new world. Written with careful attention to detail and realistic human interaction in mind.

Loved using my imagination

This book was good for my mind, heart, and body.
A refreshing glimpse into the future.

can I just say...wow!!!

I soooo want to listen to this again! had me on the edge of my seat throughout the whole story, I didn't want to stop! very believable in the sense it keeps you thinking.. as the author says, we don't know exactly how things will be, however this was wonderful to imagine and experience.. soooo often we think about the new system and the resurrection in such a "cloud 9" thinking..but we also would want to be realistic in our thinking that everything isn't going to be smoooooth as butter. we want to stay adaptable and obedient.. what a well written, thought provoking novel. thank you sooo much EK, look forward to meeting you in the new system!!

Food for thought

I thoroughly enjoyed this story. The challenges and adventures feel very real. It sparks the imagination of how things might be and the challenges both sites will face. Read it with an open mind and see your faith strengthened in the message the Bible teaches.

Loved everything about it!!!

The book is wonderfully well written and goes beyond what I ever imagined. My daughter and I have been discussing what different scenarios may look like. How will we react if someone we think of as wicked is resurrected but they’re really just unrighteous? The only thing that could be improved is how Adrina dies. Acetaminophen overdose won’t cause kidney failure and a quick death but a medication like Percocet (oxycodone/acetaminophen or hydrocodone/acetaminophen) or Lortab would because they are narcotics and in the scenario written would cause the person to fall asleep and succumb to respiratory depression and just stop breathing. I’m a nurse so that kinda bothered me. Otherwise the writing was superb and I could imagine everything. I thought Kessick would turn out to be an angel in disguise honestly but truly loved the different characters, the twists, and how the development of the characters came along. I love how everyone and everything was so entwined!!

This was an awesome book

I like everything about the story. I would recommend all JWs to read because it helps to see yourself in the new world to come. Now I’m going to search and see if there is the next book like a sequel to this one.

Beautiful glimpse into Paradise

Never really thought about what it’s going to be like to witness to the unrighteous in paradise. This book made me contemplate real life possibilities of reasoning with those who will be resurrected. It’s an interesting concept. A wonderful and clean read. Full of suspense and turns around every corner.