When I was growing up some of my earliest memories were of Bible study and meetings right in our house. I was yet a teenager and my family was studying the Bible and hosting large congregations right in our very basement. So when I was young I was already dealing with heavy topics of the Bible before I knew much of anything else. By the time I was eight my thoughts moved on to common interests of love, crushes, and all the ordinary things adolescents go through. So the idea that I would one day write a story about two lovers separated at the end of the world, one taken up in rapture and his love left on the earth is not so foreign a concept to me. I was thinking about these things from my earliest days. Today, my mother and I still hold on to those strong biblical values and roots. Her insatiable appetite to read and study the Bible is a great resource for me and one in which I can draw on and continue to learn and grow from. So now today I write about my two favorite topics love and God, and I find they mesh perfect together because I realize today, they are indeed one and the same. This story is a letter delivered by the knight to his queen to explain the rapture and where he was taken when he reappeared to her in The Love Scrolls: The Unsearchable Title. He writes to warn her, guide her and save her from a world about to visit the precipice. This book, that consists of the body of that letter, I call The Love Scrolls: Revelation 18, and it is my seventh work. Visit thelovescrolls.com for more.