The Days of Lot

Mark Goodwin

When Mason Lot begins investigating an ancient prophecy attributed to the Apostle John, its warnings of worldwide upheaval become impossible to dismiss. As signs of catastrophe unfold through war, famine, disease, and divine judgment, Mason must confront the terrifying possibility that he has been left behind. Racing to interpret the prophecy’s cryptic seals, trumpets, and vials, he searches for a way to survive—and for meaning amid a world descending into chaos. This gripping apocalyptic thriller explores faith, prophecy, human resilience, and the struggle to hope when the end seems near.

Mark Goodwin

After surviving the first wave of apocalyptic devastation, Mason Lot’s group seeks refuge in the Appalachian Mountains—only to face a violent attack that brings old loyalties, family ties, and dangerous tensions to the surface. As society collapses into starvation and lawlessness, the survivors must navigate conflict within their own ranks while enduring the devastating Seven Trumpet judgments: catastrophic storms, terrifying creatures, and a war of unprecedented scale. Blending survivalist action with biblical prophecy, the novel explores faith, sacrifice, human depravity, and the struggle to preserve compassion at the end of the world. Mark Goodwin’s fast-paced, Scripture-informed style continues the series’ clean, conservative approach to apocalyptic fiction.

Mark Goodwin

Exploring the seven bowls of judgment described in the Book of Revelation, this thought-provoking work examines their biblical meaning and place within the broader story of end-times prophecy. It invites readers to consider themes of divine justice, human rebellion, perseverance, and ultimate redemption while connecting ancient Scripture to questions facing the modern world. Written for readers interested in Christian prophecy and biblical interpretation, the book offers an accessible examination of one of Revelation’s most striking and challenging passages.