The Prophecies Triptych Series by Eric Guindon (#1-3)
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Overview: Eric Guindon is an IT professional who consumes much more fiction than he produces. He’s working to change that. He is supported in his work by his lovely wife, Kathryn Norman, and his son, Luke. Eric and Kathryn keep an improbable amount of pets, including a very large Doberman Pinscher, Thor, three cats, three snakes, and two geckos.
Genre: Fantasy
The Reluctant Messiah (#1)
Magic! Prophecies! Cultists! Demons! …and Oliver? Oliver Kirkle had a normal life until prophecies got in the way. A multitude of cults, each with its own interpretation of the prophecies, think Oliver is their messiah. Unfortunately for Oliver, that’s the only thing they agree about… The Reluctant Messiah is a darkly comedic tale about a clueless supposed messiah trying to understand his true destiny.
An Unexpected Apocalypse (#2)
What if you knew you had a destiny and that the world depended on you doing some very specific things? Knowing this, you dedicated years to training in preparation for what was to come. The time came. You did what was needed. You won! But now what? Bernard Smith helped Oliver Kirkle accept his role as messiah (in The Reluctant Messiah), fulfilling his own destiny in so doing. It wasn’t pretty, and Bernard isn’t happy about how he managed the convincing, but now it’s done. Unfortunately, now he’s not sure what to do. He’s lived his life so far for a magic moment that now lies in the past. In An Unexpected Apocalypse, Bernard has to find for himself a life after the prophecies, now that all is well in the occult world. But is everything well? Bernard may have taken a shortcut too many to fix things up for Oliver to be messiah and the repercussions may just catch up to him and doom the world.
False Messiah (#3)
This conclusion to the Prophecies Triptych takes place twenty years after the previous two books and follows the children of two of the main characters as they seek to unravel a new mystery: The messiah is missing! Worse, a new messiah has arisen to take his place. What is this new messiah’s agenda and can he be trusted?
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