Soon: The Beginning of The End by Jerry Jenkins

Soon: The Beginning of the End by Jerry B. Jenkins is a chilling dystopian thriller set in a world where religion is outlawed—and peace comes at a terrifying cost.
 
In the aftermath of World War III, the nations of the world unite with a radical solution to prevent future conflict: eliminate religion entirely. Faith is driven underground, and a powerful global authority enforces “peace” at any cost. But when unexplained supernatural events begin to unfold, one man’s certainty begins to unravel.
 
💖 Why You’ll Love It
Dystopian political suspense
Post–World War III global setting
High-stakes conflict between faith and government control
Supernatural elements woven into geopolitical drama
Fast-paced, cinematic storytelling
🌟 Perfect For
Fans of Christian dystopian fiction
Readers who enjoy global political thrillers
Followers of end-times and prophetic suspense
Book clubs exploring faith vs. state themes
Readers who liked the Left Behind series but want a darker political angle
 
After World War III devastates nations and wipes out entire populations, the surviving global powers make an unprecedented decision: outlaw religion. Declaring faith the root cause of conflict, a new international peace authority rises with sweeping power to eliminate religious extremism—and religion itself.
 
Paul Stepola, an agent for the National Peace Organization, thrives in this new order. Tasked with hunting down underground believers, he is determined to expose and destroy what he sees as dangerous zealotry. But when supernatural events begin occurring—events the underground calls miracles—Paul dismisses them as conspiracies… until one hits dangerously close to home.
As evidence mounts and reality fractures, Paul must confront a question far more terrifying than global unrest: What if the truth cannot be outlawed?
 
Soon: The Beginning of the End blends dystopian world-building, political intrigue, and spiritual suspense into a gripping narrative about power, belief, and the cost of enforced peace.