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The mountains are falling.
No earthquakes. No measurable instability. No scientific warning. One moment they stand as they have for thousands of years. The next, they collapse.
When Pastor Reece Morgan loses his daughter, his congregation, and nearly everything he loves in the first catastrophic collapse, his faith is shattered. Once a pastor who explained away the supernatural and dismissed biblical giants as myth, Reece suddenly finds himself confronting the very things he once refused to believe.
Then he meets Tharos.
Twelve feet tall and hidden from humanity for centuries, Tharos is a living reminder that history may not be everything mankind has been told. Hunted, rejected, and nearly erased from existence, the ancient giant has spent generations waiting for God to reveal why he was kept alive.
Now he knows.
As more mountains fall across the world, Reece and Tharos begin receiving warnings of what will happen next. Their message is simple but terrifying: these disasters are not random. They are warnings. The birth pains are increasing. Jesus Christ is coming.
But powerful people want them silenced.
With governments closing in, scientists questioning the foundations of geology, theologians reconsidering Scripture, and billions watching, Reece makes one prediction that will determine everything: a mountain in Russia's Verkhoyansk Range will collapse at exactly 2:34 PM.
If it remains standing, Reece Morgan will be exposed as a fraud.
If it falls, the world will have to confront an even more frightening possibility.
God has spoken.
A Split in the Mountain is a Christian prophetic thriller about faith, doubt, hidden history, supernatural warning, and two unlikely witnesses caught in the countdown toward the Rapture, the Tribulation, and the return of Jesus Christ.
The mountain is about to fall. The question is whether the world is ready to listen.