The Four Myths

By: Reisler, Robert

Book Overview

"The Best Apocalyptic Thriller since Stephen King's: THE STAND....unpredictable in the very best way...and more climactic than THE STAND or SWAN SONG]...I had book withdrawl...You will not soon forget this journey...Order it Yesterday "

Two government workers join forces against a sinister secret force in this genre-bending book about trying to stop the end of the world.

Anonymity-seeking archaeologist Jack Johanssen and outgoing night watchman Randy Haverstamp are unlikely friends. But Jack and Randy team up after Jack catalogs the contents of a certain box in the archives of a government warehouse, containing a scroll written in a strange code. They soon learn that the writing appears to be from the future, describing how the world will end and how to potentially stop it. As the prophecies begin to manifest, the two men find themselves involved in a plot that spans the course of history in a supernatural war between good and evil.

An apocalyptic thriller filled with twists and turns and an action-packed epic with dark magic and the metaphysical combine in a riveting, page-turning horror suspense novel that allows readers a front-row glimpse of the end of the world.

A high concept metaphysical horror epic which explores the themes of Armageddon and the end of the world through a modern fantasy lens. With tight, action-packed pacing this novel has the accessibility and readability of any popular thriller on the market today. It's a pulse-pounding ride from beginning to end, and one that will leave readers craving more. Standing at around 150,000 words The Four Myths is a must-read book for the quarantine generation.

"In an impressive, enthralling and epic end-of-the-world narrative, author Robert Reisler captures magical and metaphysical revelations with the story of an unlikely pair of would-be heroes as they merge with a diverse cast of characters in the coming end of the world."

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1734881402
• ISBN13: 9781734881400
• Release Date: July 2020
• Publisher: Kettle Books
• Length: 374 Pages
• Weight: 1.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.0" x 9.0"