End Times Series

In this chilling companion novel to End Times, it’s a race to the end of days as Daphne discovers the truth behind the ancient prophecy.

“Plenty of crowd-pleasing death and destruction . . . Schumacher wraps up her story with a literal bang.”—Booklist

Seven signs warned them. Now Carbon County must fight back.

In End Times, Daphne lost herself in love with Owen, only to discover a dark secret that puts Carbon County at ground zero for the end of days. Now, the enemy has arrived: thirteen of the Children of the Earth drawn to the oil-rich community by fiery dreams, living and working at a mysterious nightclub on the edge of town. Together at last, they enact a series of rituals to awaken their father, the vengeful God of the Earth, and plunge Carbon County into eternal chaos.

Wracked by visions from God, Daphne desperately seeks a way to protect her relationship and save the town she calls home. But when locals start disappearing, Daphne’s forced to question her allegiance—and even her love.

Carbon County, Wyoming is like a current running through Daphne’s heart.

When life gets too tough to bear in Detroit, Daphne flees to her Uncle Floyd’s home, where she believes she’ll find solace in the silent hills of her childhood summers. But Daphne’s Greyhound bus pulls over in downtown Carbon County and it’s not silence that welcomes her. It’s the sound of trumpets.

Daphne’s desire to start again in simple country comfort is instantly dashed as the townsfolk declare that the End Times are here. And incredible occurrences soon support their belief. Daphne does all she can to keep her head down and ignore the signs. She works a job at the local oil rig, helps around the house, hangs out with her pregnant cousin Janie and gets to know Owen, a mysterious motocross racer and fellow roustabout at the rig. But soon a startling discovery shatters her resolve and calls into question all her doubts and fears.
               
Daphne landed in Carbon County for a reason. She only has to read the signs—and believe.