4.5 stars
The Last Days is a heart-pounding, page-turning, high-octane geopolitical thriller. Known for weaving current events and biblical prophecy into gripping narratives, Rosenberg does not disappoint in this sequel to The Last Jihad.
Once again, Jon Bennett and Erin McCoy, two senior White House advisors, find themselves thrust into the heart of international intrigue. Navigating the volatile Middle East political landscape, every move they make could trigger a global catastrophe. The plot centers on peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, focusing on the rise of a new Palestinian leader who could bring peace—or chaos.
Rosenberg’s deep understanding of geopolitical climates adds authenticity to the narrative. Detailed descriptions of settings, from the White House to the streets of Jerusalem, make you feel present in the action. The well-paced and intense action scenes drive the story forward at a breakneck speed.
One strength of The Last Days is its characters. Bennett and McCoy are well-developed and relatable, balancing their professional duties with personal struggles. Their relationship adds a human element to the political drama, heightening the stakes. Despite a few rookie writing mistakes and some overly explanatory passages that slow the narrative, the story remains compelling.
The book dives deep into the complexities of Middle Eastern politics. For those who enjoy a thriller with a mix of action, politics, and prophecy, The Last Days delivers. It’s a must-read for fans of Christian thrillers and will keep you hooked until the very last page.