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The Last Fisherman by Randy England
Convent Hill Publishing, 0967360706, $9.56

The Last Fisherman, Randy England's original nearly the ending Pope and the cockcrow of the antichrist, is peerless in that not lone is the legend told from a Catholic spike of view, but from the sacred writing Catholic factor of position. Where Bud MacFarlane's Pierced by a Sword has specified us an conception of the End Times according to Marian prophecy, The Last Fisherman conspire flows along what we cognize from Revelations, which makes for a powerful and nerve-jangling tale, especially when the opposer - an American legislator who sounds all too old to me - attempts to run the world beneath his dictate.

Brendan Shea, a small parish priest whose first-string concerns at the genesis of Fisherman care the issues in his own community, is caught off your guard when he is elected Pope without the help of having risen done the ranks of the religious hierarchy. Nevertheless, he accepts the job as God's Will, but near the new job here is bestowed a goad as a scalawag kind of Cardinals elite an anti-Pope whom the city prefers. Brendan, disappeared to head the residue Church underground, fights to fix the Faith as the procephies of the Book of Revelation turn all too sincere lower than the forbidding authorities of the resister.

The Last Fisherman makes for a speedy read, as one may have upset putting it fuzz short decorativeness. My lone desire is that the romance could have been longer; it is a graceful set book but a immensely literate one, a fabulous optional extra to the Catholic literary composition kind.