Newman's "The Ark" is a modernized twist of a familiar story

June 17, 2012 - PRLog -- Camp Hill, PA - Sunbury Press has released Ken Newman's latest novel "The Ark," about an industrious man, some bad weather, a big boat, and an angry God...

About the book:
Set in an antediluvian world as modern as our own, The Ark is a new spin on the Biblical account of Noah. Noah, patriarch of the affluent House of Seth, is a troubled man. Despite his strong walk with God, and his best efforts, his atheist wife, Kira and their three sons have bought into the depraved world system around them. While Noah struggles with his wayward family, humanity is fighting and losing a ruthless war with a hybrid of human and angel; a savage race called the Nephillim. Disgusted with rebellious humanity, the Lord has decided to destroy all life on earth; however, Noah has found favor in His sight. With the end of humanity at hand, God orders Noah to build the Ark in order to save his family. Noah secretly builds the vast ship, unaware that he is the target of a deadly conspiracy. Lucifer, to prevent the advent of the promised Messiah, who will come from Noah's bloodline, has warned the Nephillim of the coming cataclysm. Plotting the destruction of both the Ark, and the House of Seth, the Nephillim will make certain that when the waters recede, it will be they, and not humanity who inherit the new world.

The Ark
Authored by Ken Newman
List Price: $16.95
5.5" x 8.5" (13.97 x 21.59 cm)
Black & White on White paper
244 pages
Sunbury Press, Inc.
ISBN-13: 978-1620060742
ISBN-10: 1620060744
BISAC: Fiction / Christian / Classic & Allegory

Also available for Kindle and Nook...

For more information, please see:
http://www.sunburypress.com/9781620060742.html