Publisher's Synopsis
The majority of humanity believes in the existence of a Supreme Being. All of humanity will soon learn this being is real, and has lived among us for ten years. Initially taking the form of a human male, he set out to experience life as humans do, taking several different identities over the years. These identities varied between male and female, the young and the old, the educated and the ignorant. From those experiences came first hand knowledge of how cruel and violent this planet called Earth can be. Taking the name Abriel, he finally reveals his existence and expresses his profound disappointment with how the human race has evolved. Then, with a single sentence, he rocks the very foundations of so much that humanity believes in. Soon after, he unleashes a firestorm of retribution on both the guilty and the innocent never before witnessed in human history. Caught up with Abriel seemly by chance are three human females. Rachel DaVane, a London based television journalist assigned to a story in Iraq. Injured during a terrorist attack, she is kidnapped by the most ruthless man in the country. Humiliated by his men, she finds herself bound to a chair and staring into a camera lens, while a knife inches its way towards her throat. Jennifer Mathias, a police officer in Canada with a violent past. A woman of faith, she endures a personal tragedy that causes her to renounce all religious beliefs. Andrea Wilkes, a camera operator for a Canadian television station. While doing a live remote, Andrea is taken by Abriel. She has been chosen to deliver his ultimatums to the people of earth and the governments that rule over them. In these young women's hands may rest the fate of the entire human race.
