Revelations

By: Donald Morrison

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Terrance Williams has spent years living on the streets, invisible to the world around him. But when he begins experiencing prophetic visions of fire, brimstone, and global destruction, he knows he can’t stay silent. The apocalypse is coming—and time is running out.

As he races to warn anyone who will listen, Terrance faces the harsh reality that the same society that has shunned him may be doomed by its own disbelief. Are his visions a curse, a gift, or the last desperate chance to save what’s left of humanity?

Blending elements of apocalyptic fiction, visionary thriller, and prophetic suspense, this story explores faith, survival, and the blurred line between madness and divine warning.

Perfect for fans of The Stand, Left Behind, and dystopian end-times thrillers, this gripping tale asks: if the world’s last prophet was the man you ignored every day, would you believe him before it was too late?

This deserves a real narrator.

I still have about an hour left. My opinion could change. But. This really deserves a real narrator.

It's not some fast paced, action movie type story. Almost nothing has happened so far and it's a testament to the story writing that it's held my attention firmly despite the awful virtual voice narrator. It's a slow, measured, descent and an hour out from the end, unbearably tense and tragic, whichever ending this is leading to.