Last Psalm: Third Book of The Scroll Trilogy

What if the final psalm wasn't sung-but ignited?

The Last Psalm is the explosive conclusion to The Scroll Saga-a prophetic trilogy that rips the veil from our modern world and reveals the ancient fire beneath. As the final scroll unseals, the tribes awaken. Not symbolically. Not metaphorically. Literally.

From the hills of Judah to the alleyways of Detroit, twelve thousand sealed from each tribe arise-tattooed psalmists, underground exorcists, wilderness runners, street prophets, time-benders, and windwalkers-all carrying the mark of a Name that empires tried to erase. These are not passive saints. They are firebrands. And they are done waiting.

⚔️ Prophets don't whisper anymore.
⚔️ The scrolls don't stay closed.
⚔️ And the song at the end of time isn't sung with instruments-it's carved into time itself.

As Babylon's systems collapse under the weight of Heaven's memory, angels descend with thunder scrolls, demons scramble to mimic psalms, and forgotten altars reignite beneath warzones, prisons, marketplaces, and megachurches. The sound of the End is not one note-it is thunder layered in names. It is memory weaponized. It is flame breathing through bloodlines that Hell thought it had silenced.

This isn't a revival.
This isn't a sermon.
This is a reckoning.

Every chapter crackles with cinematic prophecy, spiritual warfare, and redemptive reversal-drawing from Scripture, imagination, and a Heaven-sent urgency that echoes through realms.

For readers of The Book of Revelation, The Book of Enoch, and those who see the signs in today's headlines, The Last Psalm will both confront and awaken. It is the call to rise, the scroll to remember, and the name to proclaim when all other names collapse.

This is for the watchers.
For the flamebearers.
For the ones who were never named...
Until now.