This is VanLiere's second in a series on the Book of Revelations and end time prophecy. The books are quite different from a normal read. The first half of the book is a short novel depicting end times, and the second half is non-fiction with an in-depth discussion of where in the Bible these prophecies lie and how the pertain to the end times. VanLiere's intense research in the non-fiction part is very obvious. Looking through the reviews, this is obviously a book that some people are not going to like; but in my opinion, it is extremely well done.

The fiction book is well written, moves quickly, and gives an excellent picture of what the end times may look like for both Christians and non-Christians. The characters are very realistic and display very real reaction as life changes around them. The non-fiction section is definitely something I will find myself rereading and referring to in connection with the Book of Revelations.

Highly recommend for all Christians and especially for those who are interested in end times prophecy. I would suggest reading The Time of Jacob's Trouble previous to this book.

**I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley. Opinions are mine alone. I was not compensated for this review.

The Day of Ezekiels Hope by Donna VanLiere is a Christian Science Fiction Thriller of the End Times and the second in this new series. I highly recommend this series for the Bible teaching, real scenarios, thrills and hope for believers and unbelievers. I was excited to read this book after reading the first of this series The Time of Jacobs Trouble. I loved the characters and situations they seemed almost too real to be fiction. It is not hard to imagine in todays world how these events will happen in the tribulation. Everything is there, the criminal activity, child abuse, technology, surveillance, plagues, the separation of family members under the guise of safety and more. The portrayal of how the Lord works in each persons life is excellent. There is exceptional non fiction Biblical teaching, references, historical detail with application for the reader. This book offers an excellent opportunity for everyone to learn, refresh Biblical knowledge and reflect. Read this book with your Bible open. Even so come Lord Jesus.

I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own. I appreciate the opportunity and thank the author and publisher for allowing me to read, enjoy and review this book. 5 Stars

This is a fiction thriller based on a nonfiction future.

this is based on different people around the people. this is about Emma and her friends she met on the way and the kids she helps save along the way along with the people she has met.

This also follows Elliot who is sealed by God as one of the 144,000 mentioned in the bible.

there is Zerah who is another chosen of God who lives in Israel.

It also focuses on the 2 witnesses as described in the book of Revelation.

then you have Victor Quade who is the antichrist which also is talked about in Revelation.

now you have the setting of what is going on and the story is very captivating and you don't want to put down the book.

I have read many end-of-time books like this one which all tell a great story and even though the people are not real, it gives you an insight into what people who find God after the second coming and what they are going through.

The best part of the book is the part titled "Where in the Word?" it shows you where each part is discussed in the Bible. It gives you the Book, the chapter, and the verse.

This is a great thriller that will keep your attention throughout the series.