The Days of Elijah

Mark Goodwin

In *Apocalypse*, Mark Goodwin examines the forces that can drive societies toward collapse, exploring political power, economic instability, technological change, and the fragility of modern institutions. Blending analysis with urgent questions about the future, the book challenges readers to look beyond official narratives and consider how ordinary people might prepare for a time of profound disruption. Its central themes include resilience, personal responsibility, liberty, and the struggle to preserve human values in an uncertain age.

Mark Goodwin

A gripping apocalyptic thriller, *Wormwood* explores the social, political, and spiritual upheaval that follows a catastrophic event threatening the stability of civilization. As ordinary people confront fear, scarcity, and the collapse of familiar institutions, they must make difficult choices about survival, loyalty, and faith. Blending fast-paced storytelling with themes of preparedness, government power, and prophetic warning, the novel offers a tense portrait of a world pushed to the brink.

Mark Goodwin

At the midpoint of the Great Tribulation, Everett and Courtney Carroll struggle to survive a devastated world reshaped by judgment, war, and environmental collapse. When the prophet Elijah entrusts Everett with a mission tied to the fulfillment of end-times prophecy, their path becomes inseparable from the cataclysmic events still to come. As a false ruler abandons his treaty, supernatural horrors emerge from the abyss, and a vast militant army advances, the novel explores faith, courage, sacrifice, and perseverance amid apocalyptic upheaval.