On a cold February evening, the borough of New York awakes to a massive nine-point earthquake that devastates the city. The unexpected phenomenon leaves experts bewildered, but certain it is a freak occurrence. Harry Albright sees it as news. As the editor of the main source of news in Allentown, Pennsylvania, it is Harry’s job to separate fact from fiction. His life’s work is the news and truth. The earthquake is not a chance event. It is the first of many bizarre natural disasters that sweep across the globe. All of it leading to something bigger, something unstoppable. Despite being a fact-driven person, Harry sees beyond the science and sees it for what it truly is. But the realist in Harry needs proof and with the world falling apart, he sets out to get confirmation on what he believes is happening … God’s end. .

The events of the prophecy unfold … Natural disasters, disease, war, and the rapture. Harry Albright knows what is happening and despite the ridicule he faces, sets out to make everyone aware, to get the word out. After all, that is what he does … he spreads the news. His efforts to prove that it is God’s end are futile, so Harry changes his course of action. He wants to stop it. Refusing to believe it is too late, Harry, gathers a team of strangers to drive a campaign of good in hopes to prove humanity truly is worth saving Seven Seals is the second book in the Heavens Shall Fall Trilogy,

No amount of good or trying can stop it. The wheels of the prophecy are set in motion. Harry and The Believers now face the inevitable. While some will not make it to bear witness to the end, some are chosen in the final battle of good versus evil. Until that moment, they all will face the same thing … judgment. Judgment is the third and final book in the Heavens Shall Fall Trilogy.