For any author, the ultimate question is why  we tell the stories we do. For me, the answer is simple: I write because I believe. My faith isn't just a part of my life; it is the lens through which I view the world, and it is the very backbone of The Prophecy of Twelve . When crafting a narrative about twelve modern-day disciples battling the forces of evil—a darkness that has seeped into the highest levels of power—I wasn't just building a thriller plot. I was exploring time

The title of my book is a promise: a 500-year-old prediction calling twelve men back from the brink of death to secure a future for mankind. But while the premise is epic, the real meaning is intensely personal and surprisingly simple. It's not about the impending Day of Judgment; it’s about The Call . The twelve men, disciples of 'The Word,' are first and foremost human. The search results for the book mention that each of the Twelve must come to terms with his past  before

The Prophecy of Twelve  takes place in a world where the "forces of evil have grown strong" and "respect for life has diminished." Sound familiar? It can often feel like we live in a dark time, overwhelmed by global conflict, cynicism, and despair. This book is my answer to that darkness. The Twelve teach us three vital lessons about finding and wielding "The Power of The Light": Unity is Strength:  The men only achieve their purpose when they stop trying to be heroes alone a