Behold the Dawn

How will the world end? Or will it? The Reverend Eve Webster is about to find out. Behold the Dawn offers a radical counter, a metaphysical alternative to the evangelical take of the Left Behind series.
As a series of catastrophes paralyzes the world, Eve Webster follows compelling intuition that she is to be instrumental in a pivotal transition for humankind. But first she must make an agonizing choice. Her fiance, Owen Brodie, refuses to leave his successful law practice in Charlotte to follow her to her assignment on the tiny barrier island of Hilton Head.
Sacrificing her relationship with Owen, Eve surrenders herself as an agent of God and takes the first step on a quest to transform the beleaguered planet. African American minister John McMillan, a lifelong friend who shares her shameful secret, mentors her as she prepares for the sacred journey. Her mission begins in earnest as a boat explosion leaves her severely burned and comatose. Hovering between life and death, she meets Jeshua in the unlimited realm of her unconscious mind. There, Jeshua instructs her in the application of Divine Law, a law so potent it has the power to usher the Kingdom of Heaven on Earth.
Jo Williams has a PhD in metaphysics. She has facilitated classes in A Course in Miracles for more than a decade. Her passion is sharing the principles of metaphysics in a variety of creative ways. Though each story stands alone, Behold the Dawn is the sequel to Williams' first novel, The Song My Soul Remembers. Her third book, One Thought from Heaven, completes the series.

"No one who reads this book will ever view life in quite the same way." Kathryn Wall, author of the Bay Tanner mystery series.