The 12th Imam

The Judgments of God

By: James W Parker

Narrated by: Glenn Alan

Brace Yourself for a Prophetic Thriller

In a world teetering on the brink of chaos, one man's ambition could spell doom for all of humanity. Set against the backdrop of Jerusalem, 'The Judgments of God' is an electrifying tale of prophecy, power, and peril. Enter a gripping narrative where every shadow hides a secret, and each decision carries the weight of salvation or destruction.

Prime Minister Rothberg stands at the center of an intricate web of tension, caught between a relentless adversary and the survival of his people. As the Mahdi's ultimatum threatens to unravel the very fabric of society, Rothberg and his council must choose to comply and stake their freedom, or resist and risk annihilation. This chilling scenario is only the beginning of an intricate tapestry woven with betrayal, faith, and unexpected alliances.

When a colossal earthquake shatters Jerusalem, laying waste to lives and beliefs, the city's inhabitants see the disaster as both a divine message and a test of faith. As the ground quakes beneath him, Rothberg searches for a glimmer of hope amid the ruins—a path to extricate his people from the Mahdi's grip without losing themselves in the process. But, as spiritual fervor rises in the face of adversity, every moment of hesitation emboldens their relentless enemy.

As the story hurtles towards a cataclysmic showdown, 'The Judgments of God' pulls its listeners into a world where extraordinary events demand extraordinary sacrifices. Who will stand firm in their convictions, and who will fall victim to the seductive call of power? Dive into this riveting tale and explore the depths of belief, deception, and humanity's indomitable spirit. Whether you choose defiance or faith, the truth will ultimately reshape your perception of destiny.

©2024 James W Parker (P)2025 James W Parker

Narrator is just WAY over the top!

The narrator just ruins this book with over acted dramatics. So much so, the story is lost. His voice talent is excellent… but the delivery is just like something out of a really bad movie portrayal of a thespian. I’m trying to finish it….buIt I’m not sure I can. It’s a shame as the first two books were really good. I’m just not sure the story can get past the bloated dramatics of the reader.