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Synopsis
Seventy years have passed since an army of religious zealots "destroyed" the Bin. Now, in the rubble of New Jerusalem -- the ruined city once called Washington--a young Christian Soldier named Sam has uncovered a prototype housing a single uploaded personality. The release of renegade geneticist Walter Tillman from his hundred-year prison leads Sam to an even more astonishing discovery: the Bin, with its billions of inhabitants--including Tillman's lost lover, Stephanie, who desires the freedom of death--still exists, unbeknownst to the mad messianic leader Gabriel and his Army of the Lord. But soon Gabriel, too, will learn of the Bin's survival. And as doubts erode Sam's religious fervor, as Tillman strives to reunite with his love, and events on Earth and in virtual Heaven more rapidly toward a violent, inescapable conclusion, the destinies of disembodied and planet-bound souls alike will converge
End of Days: content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
This book contains religious warfare, mass death, and explores complex themes of virtual consciousness and religious extremism in a post-apocalyptic setting. The synopsis suggests significant violence and mature philosophical content unsuitable for younger readers.
What to know going in
This book has strong violence, no sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include genocide, captivity, death, and mass death (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Older teens interested in dystopian futures and virtual reality might find the clash between religious soldiers and digital souls compelling.