Man Who Would Be God

A Prophetic Christian Thriller by Michael J. Melton

"He promises peace. He speaks like a savior. But he is the greatest deceiver the world has ever known."

In the year 2031, the world hasn't ended in fire-but in silence. Governments have collapsed, faith has eroded, and a weary humanity welcomes the promise of a new global order. At its helm is Lucien Darius-charismatic, fluent in every language, hailed as the architect of peace. He's ended wars. Rebuilt nations. United religions. The world adores him.

But Daniel Royce sees through the illusion.

A former pastor haunted by tragedy and loss, Daniel has spent years in the shadows, watching as prophecy unfolds before his eyes. When whispers of a rebuilt Temple in Jerusalem emerge-and of Lucien's intent to enter it-Daniel knows the unthinkable is about to happen.

Joined by archaeologist Naomi Elian and underground preacher Elijah Trent, Daniel races to uncover ancient scrolls, decode long-forgotten warnings, and sound the alarm before the world bows to a false god.

As miracles stir, witnesses rise, and the skies darken with signs, Daniel must choose: remain silent-or become the voice of truth in a world that no longer wants to hear it.

Fans of Left Behind, The Harbinger, and The Book of Revelation will be riveted by this edge-of-your-seat thriller that blends biblical prophecy, political intrigue, and spiritual warfare.