“It's a wild ride (so many things freaked me out, my heart was racing). People are manipulated, children are possessed, Scott hits magical realism notes at all the right places. The book reads like a Haruki Murakami novel, so real until it isn’t.” Rev. Clint Schnekloth, author of Mediating Faith.
“I truly loved it. It had a bit of Stephen King (sans gore) and even a bit of Hitchcock. I didn't want to go to bed last night because I was so close to finishing it but couldn't keep my eyes open. It was such a good read and had a great ending.” eBook Reviewer.
“The book engaged me. It made me think. It made me question. It humbled me. It reminded me of what is important: hope, trust, and love.” Goodreads Reviewer.
“If you're looking for an uplifting feel good novel, this isn't it. If you are looking for a book that will challenge your thinking and cause you to rethink what is means to be a Christian, than this may be for you. It gets messy and graphic at times, but so do people.” Amazon Reviewer.

SUMMARY:
Angela is on a never-ending road trip she can’t escape. Kat is the mother of a son whose bizarre behavior fills her with horror. Milton is a teen with nothing to say. And Gabe is a college student searching for glory.
These four lives twist together in a small Minnesota town. As the world begins to fall apart, they must face their darkest sins and brace themselves for the coming of that great and terrible day.