Darkening Danger Now Available on Audible


Darkening Danger Available on Audible



Paralyzing darkness envelops earth- Geophysicist Michael Levine complicates his plight when he rescues a woman with a classified secret and a murderer on her heels.

Scientist agree; Jupiter acts as a warrior protecting Earth from cosmic disaster, but what if suddenly Jupiter failed to absorb the enemies in the Heavens?

Imagine life without light, natural or man-made. Imagine a world in total darkness for three days. What happens to humanity when the lights go out? That is what Dr. Michael Levine now faces. What will happen as he and others face the darkness and its aftermath?

Using everything he knows, Michael must endeavor to survive and help others overcome the dire consequences science has predicted, and no one has believed…until now. When fear and unknown danger attack from the blackness…Michael must find a way to fight back and find the one place they can all be safe.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts

Eli’s Christmas Star by Sammy Sutton Wins the Golden Wizard Seal 2026

Image
  We’re thrilled to announce that Eli’s Christmas Star , the heartwarming children’s book by Sammy Sutton, has been honored with the Golden Wizard Seal 2026. This tender, faith-filled story follows a little boy named Eli who asked Jesus for a family. On Christmas night, under a bright shining star, he finds exactly what he hoped for — a mom, a dad, a little brother, and a place to belong. With soft golden-blonde hair, large blue eyes, and a wonder-filled heart, Eli’s journey is brought to life through beautiful watercolor-and-realistic hybrid illustrations that glow with Christmas warmth. The Golden Wizard Seal recognizes outstanding children’s literature, and we’re honored that Eli’s Christmas Star has received this distinction. It’s a perfect read for families, especially those touched by foster care, adoption, or simply looking for a meaningful Christmas story to share at bedtime. Pair it with the companion song “Star in the Snow,” which captures the emotion of the story in...
Read more

New: Oliver Doodle and the Christmas Eve Rescue

Image
  🎄 IT’S RELEASE DAY! 🎄 Oliver Doodle and the Christmas Eve Rescue by Sammy Sutton is here! Oliver didn’t ask Santa for a toy this year. He asked for a chance to help. On Christmas Eve, Santa lands in the yard and says, “A careful helper is exactly what I need tonight.” With his glasses, brown backpack, and a little ribbon, Oliver saves a falling gift and earns a golden bell that jingles on his backpack by morning. A warm, faith-filled Christmas adventure about kindness, courage, and the joy of helping others. Perfect for read-aloud nights, stocking stuffers, and families who love a little magic with their dogs. 📖 Get the book: https://a.co/d/0hTnJddn 🎵 Listen to “Oliver’s Christmas Glow”: https://open.spotify.com/album/1Az7aB2Zttho2hmmiUzZrw?si=5T5eDeXvSLCR8oHO-PnFFw
Read more

A Cycle of 33 Stories and a Song by Sammy Sutton: Who is Shiloh Malachi?

Image
Before dawn, Shiloh Malachi writes one small word on a blank name tag and walks into the room where someone is still awake. A cycle of 33 stories by Sammy Sutton. Shiloh is the title in Genesis 49:10, “until Shiloh comes,” long read as messianic. Malachi means “my messenger,” and is the last prophetic book before the silence. Before dawn, the name tag is blank on purpose. Shiloh Malachi turns it in his fingers on a bench that does not belong to any one employer. Plastic, clip still good, the kind a night-shift manager hands you from a drawer and never asks for back. He has not written tonight’s word yet. The guitar case sits against his knee like a second person who already knows the hour. He is not waiting for a bus. He writes one small word. JANITOR. GROUNDSKEEPER. SUBSTITUTE. Then he goes inside. That is the whole method of Who is Shiloh Malachi? , a cycle of 33 stories by Sammy Sutton. A nurse fighting a custody hearing after a double shift. A soldier who has not unpacked the duffe...
Read more

Book Review 'The Year of Magical Thinking' by Joan Didion

Image
Joan Didion was a Renaissance woman in the 60s and 70s, the early days of the subjective literary news penned New Journalism. In effect, this style of reporting embedded the writer, so deeply into the story that the author became part of it. Clearly documented, Ms. Didion’s literature as well as her life exhibited a level of strength few women were brave enough to display in those days. Generally speaking, her work continues to be an important contribution to the changing ideal of the modern women in the United States and Europe.
Read more

Where Lies the Great Divide? by Dueling Dialogues Ep.130

Image
Where Lies the Great Divide? – Dueling Dialogues Ep.130 On today's show: Where Lies the Great Divide? Pennsylvania shooting at a synagogue leaves 11 dead. Bomber arrested, but another bomb just arrived at CNN. Is Trump the poster boy for reform? Second chances? or learning from mistakes? Midterms are next week. Uber is offering free rides to voters but only to the polls and not home. Claire McCaskill interviewed at Fox News, says she's not all that left wing. Heather Nauert met with the president, could be possible choice for the UN Ambassador. Boston mob boss, Whitey Bulger, 89, has been killed in prison. He was just moved twice to a new prison. Hillary was being interviewed, and says Cory Booker and Eric Holder all look alike. For a list of source links, visit http://therightleftchronicles.com/podcasts/1367/where-lies-the-great-divide-dueling-dialogues-ep-130/ Listen to "Where Lies the Great Divide? - Dueling Dialogues Ep.130" on Spreaker.
Read more