"A supernatural thriller with religious and geopolitical themes."
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The Dominion Project is
the first effort of newcomer to the apocalyptic fiction genre,
Compasse.
The seven-book series weaves vivid supernatural imagery within contemporary
geopolitical scenarios, all viewed through the eyes and experiences of
well-developed characters of diverging beliefs and backgrounds. It is
thought-provoking - even incendiary - in its willingness to delve into
controversial subjects and disturbing realities. Though the author is clear
that this is a work of fiction, his read of "the signs of
the times"
proposes a not-too-distant future world that seems far more possible than we
would dare to believe, or even imagine. Yet in the midst of tribulation,
hope abounds all the more, as redemption beckons from the threshold of
eternity.
The epic
series is the culmination of thirty years of reflection, research, and
writing. As the author describes in the opening "Author's Note":
"Its genesis began with a thought that
struck me many years ago as I stood at the threshold of adolescence; what
exactly is the character of music? How is it that a series of sustained
sounds, formed and combined into certain patterns, has the power to tickle
the senses and stir the emotions — yet transcending each, reaching out to
touch the Divine? And what then of the man who discovers the intricate
secrets of its language so as to harness its power? Could he not then move
mountains?"
The
Dominion Project is also offered as a challenge to the "conventional
evangelical Christian end-times scenario" which has become popular in recent
years, as well as a sort of "literary antidote" to the increasingly popular
books and films which promote disinformation and misunderstanding into the
nature and history of the Catholic Christian Church. It is the author's hope
that Dominion is entertainment that is edifying for the
faithful, evangelizing for the lapsed, and thought-provoking for the
skeptic.
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