Yahweh's Children

In the early years of the 21st century, humanity begins to receive transmissions from a long vanished alien species. At first, these messages from a distant galaxy appear to be indecipherable gibberish, except for a single word written in an ancient human language: "Yahweh". As these messages slowly reveal their meaning over the next decades, society will be forever changed, both for good and bad.

Yahweh's Children follows three generations of the Priestly family and their day-to-day struggles through interweaving timelines. The Priestly men - Wyatt, his son, Parker, and Parker's son, Alex - are a stubborn and slightly misanthropic tribe, driven equally by their passions and their disdain for their fathers. They are ordinary men living in extraordinary times, watching as their world is transformed by events far bigger than them.

A novel about who we are, who we've been, and who we will become, Yahweh's Children is a sharply satirical but entirely plausible alternate history of what's yet to come.

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