New Novel Offers Fictional Vision of the Final Days of Earth and the Emergence of the Antichrist
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New Novel Offers Fictional Vision of the Final Days of Earth and the Emergence of the Antichrist
Abacus by T. Steven Brown is a futuristic novel that explores the political intrigue that happens at the end of the world
WOODLAND, Wash. -- January 21, 2009 -- Abacus: A Tale of Antichrist by T. Steven Brown is a novel set at the final days of Earth, when secret societies and plots could lead mankind to final glory or final doom.
In this first volume of Abacus, the stage is set for the emergence of the Antichrist, the Rapture and for the tribulations to follow. As a gifted computer analyst uses computers to manipulate the masses and manage the affairs of state, political leaders fight for power and riches. But as more and more secret societies emerge, so does a pathway for the forces of evil. The biblical end of days is about to occur, but will people be ready?
In Abacus, Brown weaves together current world events and end-of-time prophecies. He intends his novel to be a provocative study of universal religion, one-world government and social plans that aim to eliminate war and poverty. Brown also suggests that political constituencies can be manipulated with disastrous results, and he seeks for this novel to be both a cautionary and entertaining tale.
For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at SteveBethBrown@yahoo.com. Abacus: A Tale of Antichrist is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
About the Author
Former rocket engineer T. Steven Brown is a part-time college instructor at Chapman College, Southwest University and more. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California at Berkeley. The author of numerous technical articles, Brown currently lives in Woodland, Wash.
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