And The Dead Shall Rise
Imagine awakening in Heaven, only to discover your loved ones are trapped in a nightmarish abyss on Earth. Udo Henkman, once a devout follower of God, now faces a harrowing loss. His wife and son have turned away from the Lord, surrendering to sin and corruption, while his innocent daughter stands alone, ensnared amid impending darkness and danger.
The catastrophic earthquake that rends the world isn't just a natural disaster; it's a divine declaration of wrath. The seals binding Satan and his legions of malevolent demons are shattered, releasing them from the abyss in a furious surge. Their chilling command reverberates across the desolation: “Hunt down the survivors. Devour them. Prepare the way for the Antichrist.”
Yet, even in despair, God's mercy shines through. Udo is sent back to Earth, transformed and adorned with divine powers for a sacred mission: to rescue his family from the devil’s grasp before the final judgment descends. He is not alone in this daunting quest; God and Jesus illuminate his path, revealing a grand purpose intertwined with a prophetic choice that holds the fate of the world in its balance—a choice that could either redeem humanity or seal its doom.
And the Dead Shall Rise is a heart-pounding odyssey, a vibrant tapestry woven with themes of faith, love, and courage in the face of unimaginable horrors. As the end times approach—or perhaps signal the dawn of a new era—this compelling tale will forever alter your perceptions of Heaven and Hell. Prepare yourself; the abyss beckons.
About the Author: M. Frederic Jennings emerges as a haunting voice in the horror genre, drawing inspiration from a chilling, lucid dream that has left an indelible mark on his consciousness. He masterfully conjures terror through his storytelling, inviting readers to the razor’s edge between reality and nightmare.
About the Publisher: DonnaInk Publications, through their Nocturnums Muse Imprint, is dedicated to crafting unforgettable nightmares—books that haunt, thrill, and enlighten readers long after the last page is turned.