The Chronicles of Jeremiah

By: Tim Jackson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What if the greatest threat to humanity wasn't an alien civilization...but humanity itself?

In a future where towering mega-cities hide the decay of civilization beneath gleaming skylines, the Earth is united under a powerful world government promising peace, security, and prosperity. But beneath the polished surface lies corruption, oppression, and a growing darkness that few dare acknowledge.

Jeremiah Berg is the last person anyone would expect God to call. A quiet Old Testament professor haunted by personal tragedy and struggling with his faith, Jeremiah wants nothing more than to be left alone. Instead, he receives an impossible calling: confront the leaders of the world, warn them to repent, and prepare humanity for what is coming.

As first contact with an advanced alien civilization turns into political intrigue, military escalation, and ultimately interstellar war, Jeremiah's warnings are mocked, his freedom is taken, and civilization begins to unravel. While governments cling to power and nations march toward destruction, one reluctant prophet discovers that God's plan reaches far beyond the collapse of Earth itself.

Filled with unforgettable characters, breathtaking world-building, intense action, and profound spiritual questions, The Chronicles of Jeremiah is an epic Christian science fiction adventure about faith, sacrifice, redemption, and hope.

When everything humanity has built begins to fall, one man must decide whether he will remain silent—or speak for God, no matter the cost.

Perfect for readers who enjoy thoughtful science fiction, political thrillers, first-contact adventures, and stories where faith shines brightest in humanity's darkest hour.

So many mispronunciations

Virtual voice has yet to conquer the English language. It was starting to get tedious listening to all the wrong words. Like "triage" bring pronounced like "treezsh". The English language has so many words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and are pronounced differently. It's all about context, and this virtual voice missed the mark. Really annoying.