The Coming Wrath


Read by John K. Reed

(4.6 stars; 19 reviews)

A world lost in time and history. The earth as it was before the world wide flood destroyed the face of the planet almost five thousand years ago. In the Coming Wrath, you will confront the problem of evil, and the core of evil that is rooted in your own heart.

You will experience the tsunami nightmare of the beautiful Madrazi. Why has she been chosen to become the wife of Shem, Noah’s oldest son? She soon learns that Noah received a vision of God deep in the forest. The evil of mankind has overwhelmed the world, and the Creator will now act in judgment by sending a global flood. She cannot believe that the Creator would bring judgment on all the people around her. Madrazi will be strong, and will help her husband start a new life after the prophecy fails.

You will meet Jared, the battle commander, who believes in honor, duty, and courage. He does not trust in merely taking refuge from the evil threats. Jared is determined to build up the army to defend his beloved city.

Sechiall is the young man adopted by Jared, brought up by him in the ways of military science. Sechiall has his own plan for the city, a plan to become King!

The Coming Wrath. You will walk with Madrazi, Jared, Sechiall, Noah, and many others, in this Lost World before the Flood. You will experience the hammering sounds of ark construction, the slaying of a dinosaur, one-on-one combat, men dying in battle, action on the high seas. Be with Madrazi as she meets the Creator in the depths of her soul.

The Coming Wrath is the first book of the Lost Worlds Trilogy. Authored by John K. Reed. Narrated and Produced by Marko Malyj. Visit us at http://LostWorldsTrilogy.blogspot.com.


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Chapters

Foreword Read by John K. Reed
1-Lion Cub Read by John K. Reed
2-Nightmare Read by John K. Reed
3-Look Back Read by John K. Reed
4-Voyage Read by John K. Reed
5-First Victory Read by John K. Reed
6-Battle Plans Read by John K. Reed
7-Protégé Read by John K. Reed
8-Lamech Read by John K. Reed
9-Jeriah Read by John K. Reed
10-Homecoming Read by John K. Reed
11-Master Builder Read by John K. Reed
12-First Step Read by John K. Reed
13-First Impressions Read by John K. Reed
14-Uncounted Costs Read by John K. Reed
15-Revelations Read by John K. Reed
16-Reaction Read by John K. Reed
17-Forest Path Read by John K. Reed
18-Strange Shipyard Read by John K. Reed
19-Dark Vessel Read by John K. Reed
20-Walking Away Read by John K. Reed
21-Uphill Battle Read by John K. Reed
22-Infiltrator Read by John K. Reed
23-Death Dream Read by John K. Reed
24-Power Read by John K. Reed
25-Meshur's Choice Read by John K. Reed
26-Dying Light Read by John K. Reed
27-Last Warning Read by John K. Reed
28-Clash of Honor Read by John K. Reed
29-The Victor Read by John K. Reed
30-Juloch's Journey Read by John K. Reed
31-Omens Read by John K. Reed
32-Conquests Read by John K. Reed
33-Second Chance Read by John K. Reed
34-New Order Read by John K. Reed
35-Blood Debt Read by John K. Reed
36-Migration Read by John K. Reed
37-New Path Read by John K. Reed
38-Final Parting Read by John K. Reed
39-Sechiall Strikes Read by John K. Reed
40-Convergence Read by John K. Reed
41-Jeriah's Choice Read by John K. Reed

Reviews


(5 stars)

Now I really did not expect to like this book for being so religious but it was beautifully read and and a gripping story. Look forward to the next volume.

excellent novel!


(5 stars)

John Reed takes the familiar story of Noah and weaves it into a fascinating novel replete with relatable characters, vivid descriptions, and plenty of food for thought. It is well written, and even though the premise and ending are already known from the beginning, it nonetheless retains its power to keep its audience fascinated. One cannot avoid reflecting on the nature of good and evil, the condition of the human heart, and one's own shortcomings. The podiobook reader, Marko Maljyh, does a fine job reading it. My only complaint is that books 2 & 3 are not available as audio books.

Good story that keeps you interested


(4 stars)

Good story, though some of the theology is off. Meat being eaten, animals already have the fear of man in them and if how bad the people were was bad enough to make God sorry He created them, then we should have been destroyed long before now! Until weeks before the flood, that world was far less depraved than ours now is. But taken just as a fictional story, it's entertaining and the narration is good.

Amazing book


(5 stars)

Really enjoyed this expansion on the story of Noah and even though it was obviously added too the content was relevant and thought provoking unlike Hollywood versions of the story. Only problem is can't find any of the rest in audio book

very good


(4.5 stars)

I am quite surprised I liked this,being athiest I just listened to this as a fantasy novel. narration is excellent ,story is well thought out and expanded on the biblical tail.

great book i loved every minute


(5 stars)