The Day the End Began

Days of the Apocalypse, Book 1

By: Mark E. Fisher

Narrated by: Kaeomakana Tiwanak

Margot’s paintings are not just art, they are predictions of the end of the world. Few believe her, but within months, her visions will become a terrifying reality. The book of Revelation’s prophecies are about to come true, and the forces of darkness are gathering under the guise of a man of peace. Margot, gifted with divine prophecy, must navigate a world of skepticism and doubt as she tries to warn others of the coming Tribulation.

When Dylan discovers Margot’s prophecies and joins her in a dangerous mission to thwart the forces of evil, his life is forever changed. Both have rejected their faith, but as people begin disappearing and chaos descends upon the world, they realize their mistake.

As Margot’s art reveals the future and leads them through a world shaken by the apocalypse, they face an adversary determined to stop them at any cost—the Antichrist and his minions of evil.

For fans of spiritual thrillers like Left Behind and This Present Darkness, this gripping series will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

©2022 Mark E. Fisher (P)2025 Mark E. Fisher

The voice of the narrator

I just could not finish the book. The story line is great. But the voice of the narrator hits me like nails on a chalkboard. Just could not listen anymore.

Biblical background

I liked the story line. It was thrilling and easy to get to know the characters.

Good story, needs a new narrator

I'd love to hear the next book, but please get a new narrator for the future. It was pretty hard to get going because the narrator sounded like a kid trying to read a serious book... this series deserves someone who can bring the listener into the gravity of the situation, and the characters to life.

Narrator not for us

Story premise is great but narrator wasn't for us. not much else to say

Read by a clown

The reading is so distracting with its muppet-like voices and inflection that’s incongruous with the words, that I really don’t know if the plot was worth it. It’s like the saying, “Anything sounds stupid when you say it like that.” This reader said it like that. I had to jump ship with just over two hours left. Couldn’t take it any more.