Apocalyptic 7 - Salvations' Cry

Faith is the only HOPE for survival.
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A world morally bankrupt in 2043, a former government assassin discovers who she is in Christ and leads a team to find a secret organization who believe they’re descendants of fallen angels.
In the Apocalyptic 7, A.R. Leonard weaves her Bible knowledge and creativity to create a compelling story about the war that rages behind the scenes to prepare the world for what’s coming in the Book of Revelations. Amidst the adrenaline packed dramatic escapades, combats and bombings one can trace the golden strands of God’s love and good will for men. It’s one of the few well written books that merges the Biblical Faith and Assassin stories. The-A7, Tracy Pimbridge (Sublime), Michael Being (Euphrates/Mr. Johansen), Carson Philips (Leopard), Kendrick Roberts (Xerxes), Kelton Johns (Shadow), Joshua Wells (X-ray), Asia Kim (Minah Bird) and Surya Bakinaka (Vashti) are on a journey of discovery, who they are as individuals and as a team. They must learn to trust each other, trust themselves and most of all, they must put all their faith and trust in God. A world morally bankrupt in 2043, a former government assassin discovers who she is in Christ and leads a team to find a secret organization who believe they’re descendants of fallen angels. They follow orders from a mysterious leader who can read minds. While chaos erupts between the team members; lives are lost, and only their faith will carry them from mission to mission to stop the Apollyon.

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