David Dolan's first novel has been widely praised for presenting a succinct and realistic picture of how the world might look in the prophesied final days of history.  Many readers have especially commended THE END OF DAYS for its accurate reflection of daily life in Israel, where the author has resided since 1980.  Its end-time scenario, peppered with the authentic flavor of a professional journalist, is quite unique in several ways, as readers have discovered since the novel was first published in 1995.

Lee Fredrickson, founder and president of the current publisher, 21st Century Press, said he believes the novel is more timely than ever due to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East. In fact, it very much matches today's news, even though the first edition was written in the mid-1990s.

Given the dramatic current events in the turbulent Middle East, indications are growing that the world may soon experience the fulfillment of the “end-time” apocalyptic prophecies found in the Bible.  These are carefully spelled out in THE END OF DAYS. The author has carefully reflected the order and content of the many end-time prophecies found in both the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament. 

Among the most intriguing prophecies he writes about in fictional form is one found in the final book of the Bible--the Apostle John’s Revelation of final world events, divinely revealed to him while imprisoned on a Greek island.  Dolan includes John himself as one of the “two witnesses” spoken of in chapter 13, giving scriptural evidence for his unique choice.  The proposition has been widely debated since the novel first appeared.    

The new edition of THE END OF DAYS, with a slightly revised cover, also contains material that was left out of the original 1995 printing. David Dolan's novel is an exciting, entertaining and educational gift for yourself, family and friends.