Daniel G. Keohane Bücher

Ein junges Ehepaar verwandelt eine Kirche in ein Zuhause, ohne die dunklen Kräfte zu ahnen, die sie heraufbeschwören. Bei der Einweihung schließen sich die Tore hinter ihnen, und Dunkelheit sowie Grauen breiten sich aus.

In a haunting narrative, four individuals find themselves trapped in a former church, now their home, which harbors a sinister force. As they navigate a surreal nightmare, they confront their deepest fears and hidden memories, blurring the lines between truth and deception. Isolated from the outside world, they grapple with the darkness that surrounds them, revealing the secrets they tried to hide. The story explores themes of fear, memory, and the struggle for understanding in a confining and mysterious environment.

The story revolves around Nathan Dinneck, whose new position as a pastor in Hillcrest, Massachusetts, quickly becomes perilous. He is thrust into a centuries-old conflict over a powerful secret coveted by an ancient group seeking to claim it for their dark god. As Nathan grapples with nightmares and visions foretelling a looming battle, he must protect not only his own life but also the lives and souls of those tasked with guarding history's most sacred relic, which may hold the key to heaven itself.

The narrative unfolds as thousands experience a shared dream, prompting them to construct arks in anticipation of an impending natural disaster reminiscent of Noah's flood. Key characters include a widowed teacher, a homeless prophet, and a conflicted priest, each grappling with their faith amid skepticism. As the deadline approaches, only a select few will be saved, raising questions about belief and human connection. The story delves into the emotional struggles surrounding faith and the impact of extraordinary visions, providing a fresh take on apocalyptic themes.