The Testament of the Last Dominion: Philosophical, Spiritual, and Post-Apocalyptic Dystopian Fiction (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781997555087)

For centuries, elitist and wicked rulers tightened their grip upon humanity. They controlled everything-from government, to the economy, to media and religion. As their dark influence spread and civilization spiraled toward collapse, many believed mankind's final hour had finally arrived.

They were wrong.

The Creator, mercifully and once again, stayed His mighty hand from judgment.

Instead, He sent forth four hundred and forty-four celestial beings known as Dominions-mighty heavenly warriors made to inhabit powerful bodies and tasked with standing beside the faithful remnant in humanity's darkest hour.

For decades, the Dominions fought alongside humanity's best-known as "The Council"-to dismantle the structures of evil and reclaim a broken world.

Now that the war is over, all the Dominions have returned home.

All but one.

His name? Dominius Major.

Before his departure from Earth, the people gather one final time beneath the towering halls of the Sanctuary to seek and record his wisdom.

Part spiritual philosophy, part prophetic vision, part science fiction epic, The Testament of the Last Dominion (c) speaks to anyone who has felt the weight of a world in crisis-and yet still dares to hope.

"In the tradition of Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet, but with a modern sci-fi twist and a far more formidable protagonist."

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"The Testament of the Last Dominion delivers a punchy blend of epic sci-fi and timeless philosophy. Dominius Major, as both warrior and sage, feels larger than life. It's science fiction, but with heart & soul."

"This is what happens when The Prophet is reimagined as a post-apocalyptic epic infused with echoes of Dune, The Book of Enoch, and Children of Men."

"Set in a Post-apocalyptic and dystopian future, this book reads like a modern parable. It challenges you not only to believe-but to live differently."