Isacc Johnson’s The War Against The End of Days, now available from Writers of the West, reimagines the Book of Revelation through a single mother’s refusal to kneel to a God who has stopped asking for faith and started demanding submission.
HOUSTON, TEXAS – Writers of the West announces the release of The War Against The End of Days, a 461-page apocalyptic epic by debut novelist Isacc Johnson, now available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle edition. Published August 2, 2026, the novel reimagines the Book of Revelation from the ground up, told through the people left to survive it rather than the power judging them.
The story opens on an ordinary afternoon at a neighborhood park, where single mother Miriam Begay is watching her daughter Lena on the swings when the sky turns wrong exactly as her mother warned her it would. A trumpet sounds. A rider on a white horse descends to claim the world’s children as the first act of a returning God’s judgment. Miriam refuses to kneel. Lena is taken anyway, and one mother’s refusal becomes the spark for a coordinated human resistance against a deity who has stopped asking for faith and started demanding submission.
Across 45 chapters, seals break, gods falter, and a war between heaven and something older than heaven spills into the streets of a world that never asked to be the battlefield. Johnson assembles an unlikely resistance, a battlefield commander, a data analyst who reads God’s behavior like weather patterns, a pastor watching his own theology turn operational, and a little girl who can hear the world being counted, who find themselves in uneasy alliance with the very figures Scripture cast as villains: Lucifer, Death, Samael, and Lilith. Together they take on the Four Horsemen, the Beast, and finally the throne itself.
This is not rapture fiction that settles for easy answers. Writers of the West is positioning the novel for readers of literary apocalyptic fiction, biblical fiction with real theological teeth, and character-driven end-times stories in the vein of The Stand and American Gods, a complete saga for readers who want their apocalypse literary, their theology unsettled, and their ending earned rather than declared.
“A war of theology fought in the language of literary fiction.” — Sarah, Writers of the West (★★★★★ Editorial Review)
“The end of the world, and the beginning of a harder one.” — Chad Malvo, Writers of the West (★★★★★ Editorial Review)
ABOUT THE BOOK
Title: The War Against The End of Days
Author: Isacc Johnson
Editor/Publisher: Writers of the West
Genre: Christian Fiction, Apocalyptic / Speculative (Amazon: Christian Futuristic Fiction, Christian Fantasy, Christian Science Fiction)
Length: 461 pages (print)
Formats & pricing: Hardcover $24.99 · Paperback $17.99 · Kindle eBook $6.99 (also included with Kindle Unlimited) with Global access on 20+ Platforms
Publication date: August 2, 2026, on sale now
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GX32PBBS
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Isacc Johnson writes speculative fiction that puts sacred authority on trial. The War Against The End of Days grows out of questions he returns to throughout the novel: whether creating humanity grants a god ownership of it, whether worship chosen under threat of terror can be called free, and whether humanity has any standing to resist a god who causes it to suffer. He writes for readers willing to judge heaven by the same standard they would apply to any other power.
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