THE TWELFTH SEAT

The world is seven days from nuclear war.

In a desperate bid for peace, the United Nations convenes an emergency summit—but this time, twelve ordinary civilians will share the stage with world leaders.

Among them is Amal Nour, a fourteen-year-old refugee who has survived the impossible. And Dr. Silas Tameran, a brilliant strategist who believes he alone can prevent total extinction—even if it means sacrificing fifty million lives to save five billion.

Protected by five strangers, guided by grace unseen, Amal takes the twelfth seat at the UN. Together, they're drawn into a confrontation between faith and control, mercy and calculation, the visible and the unseen.

Some voices cannot be silenced. Some truths cannot be calculated. And some miracles arrive when the world has forgotten how to see them.