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'I loved #TheEndofTime. It is, without doubt, one of my top reads of 2019. I walked every mile with Zain, Mohammed and Jesus. Even when their epic journey seemed hopeless, their story remained hopeful. I've not had such an immersive and important read in a long time.' Carmel Harrington 'Thoroughly enjoyed #TheEndOfTime. It's an epic story of brotherly love, courage and resilience. A sensitively-written, compassionate and heart-warming must-read for this summer.' Sarah J Harris **************Beneath the stars, on a stony beach, stand two teenage brothers.They are wearing lifejackets that are too big for them and their most precious belongings are sealed in waterproof bags tucked inside the rucksacks on their backs.Turkey is behind them and Europe lies ahead, a dark, desperate swim away.They don't know what will come next, but they're about to meet a man who does. He calls himself Jesus, the Messiah. He is barefoot, dishevelled and smells strongly of alcohol.And he doesn't believe in chance meetings. He believes he has information about the future - information that will change three lives forever . . .
A timely book which follows the lives of Zain and Mohammed, two brothers forced to flee their native country Syria. Early on they hook-up with Jesus, an Iraqi refugee with whom they form an inseparable bond. Throughout their journeys, he is both their bain and their savior. Despite the overall hardships that the threesome encounter they also meet numerous kind, nurturing souls along the way. "... compassion tends to be much quieter than anger and ignorance and prejudice. Compassion often takes place behind the scenes, while prejudice stands center stage and grabs the headlines". The writing is witty and at the same time deeply moving. Extence successfully provides the reader with a real sense of the plight of the recent refugee crisis which has affected much of Europe.
