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    The Seraph Seal
    The Seraph Seal
    The Seraph Seal
    Audiobook13 hours

    The Seraph Seal

    Written by Leonard Sweet and Lori Wagner

    Narrated by Chris Andrews

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    2012: An ancient prophecy quietly unfolds as a fragmenting world accelerates its descent into massive chaos.

    Then, in 2048, the prophecy comes to fruition. US president Matthew Serafino is sworn into office, and University of Virginia historian Paul Binder receives a cryptic but summoning message. Strange circumstances and bizarre discoveries lead Paul to London, where he meets a brilliant and beautiful manuscript specialist, Angela Matthews Krall, in order to decipher an unknown Syrian manuscript with special powers. Together, they uncover clues that lead them both down a mysterious, life-or-death path.

    Global intrigue, cascading natural catastrophes, and a complexity of characters, motives, and symbolic traditions intersect as Paul and Angela delve into forgotten traditions and lost meanings. Life-changing discoveries force them to struggle with questions about their own faith and the nature of truth and hope. Suddenly they find themselves positioned either to lead humanity into a new future or to watch as the earth dissolves into total destruction.

    The Seraph Seal combines apocalyptic intrigue with a journey of love and discovery that blurs the lines between fact and fiction. It will lead you into a world where only you can determine the future of the earth as we know it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThomas Nelson
    Release dateJun 6, 2011
    ISBN9780849949289
    Author

    Leonard Sweet

    Leonard Sweet is an author of many books, professor (Drew University, George Fox University, Tabor College), creator of preachthestory.com, and a popular speaker throughout North America and the world. His “Napkin Scribbles” podcasts are available on leonardsweet.com    

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      The summary says it all-this novel is truly epic in every sense of the word. The plot is phenomenal, the settings fit the novel perfectly, and the characters are well-developed to the point where the reader worries about them and cheers them on. The authors utilize this novel to predict what could be a possible future for earth if human abuses do not cease; they manage to construe the novel to make every concept discussed appear plausible. The concept of the four horsemen of the apocalypse is woven seamlessly into the novel-enhancing the characters in the novel. The events are extremely fast-paced, the novel is a bit of doomsday. The reader will enjoy the added sections in the back of the novel to help explain the plot and parts of the novel that may confuse the average reader and enhance the reader's experience with the novel. The ending contains a twist, but the reader will be mostly satisfied. This book is recommended for young adults/adults who love an exciting read that makes them think. I received this copy to review, this in no way affected my review.