Conquering The End: Book 4 in The Survival of the End Time Remnants

The End #4

by V.J.J. Dunn

Evil has taken the throne.
But God has not left the battlefield.

The entire world is hunting us now.
Not just the Neo Geo Task Force—but every soul marked by darkness.

We are Followers of The Way. Believers in the risen Christ. And in a world where the enemy has seized power, our very existence is an act of rebellion. The Neos have become more than tyrants. They’re something darker… something monstrous. And their mission is

Wipe us out. All of us.

Billions are dead. Many of our brothers and sisters have already laid down their lives for the truth. The rest of us? We’re still running. Still hoping. Still clinging to the promise God gave us—to go to Israel, to the land of our faith. To the birthplace of our Redeemer.

We don’t know why.
We don’t know how we’ll get there.
But we know Who told us to go.
And that’s enough.

This isn’t just about survival anymore. This is about obedience. About destiny. About standing firm until the skies crack open and the King of Kings returns to make all things new.

Until then, we walk through the fire. And we do not bow.

Conquering the End is the explosive conclusion to The End Series—a gripping, faith-filled finale that explores spiritual warfare, sacrificial endurance, and the unshakable hope of God's final victory. If you’ve followed the band of believers this far, you won’t want to miss the moment when faith becomes sight and the battle for humanity reaches its climax.

Get Conquering the End now—and journey to the very heart of prophecy, where faith meets fire… and triumph is just a prayer away.

376 pages, Paperback

Published April 18, 2019

Reviews

[Michael Ann Watson · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed reading this series. It was a little off Biblically, but it is fiction; so the writter can write the story however she feels lead. It is fiction, not non-fiction. All of us believers have a good view of what God is going to do in the futue. I liked all the characters, except Ben. I still do not understand how he could take the direction that he did. It just goes to show what Satan can do if we let him. About the ones that had the mark, I don't know if they could be changed eventhough they were possessed by demons. I would recommend this to adults.`

[Carol Arnold · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very disappointing series. Not only did I disagree with her theology, I thought the entire series was irreverent in calling God "dad." This will never become a classic. There were just too many times that she used phrases that just wouldn't be understood in a later time period like "rolling the eyes" or "snorting." However, she did tell a good story that kept me interested. It just lacked something and was disappointing in the end.

[Andrea Payne · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it!

I loved this book. I loved how real the author made the end of days seem. I really liked how the characters and their faith developed naturally even when they were standing with Angel's and being spoken to audibly by God. They were so REAL.

I truly enjoyed this book and I can't wait to read the next series! I would absolutely recommend this book to anyone 16ish or older. While this is totally clean, I don't believe the content is appropriate for younger teens.

[Tony · Rating 1 out of 5]

A Total Mess

1. The False Prophet was left out
2. The timeline of events/plagues was all out of whack
3. The Mark will not be instituted until halfway through the Tribulation when the Beast is indwelt by Satan
4. God will not forgive those who take the mark.
5. The ending was truncated and inaccurate.

Rating for the series: 1/10

[Lynricia B. · Rating 5 out of 5]

very good

A great story. Almost follows a portion of what the end times will be like. It does go against what the Bible says about taking the mark. Scripture is clear, if you receive the mark, you are eternally damned. This book has a few characters that have the mark, but get saved anyway. Just remember, it’s just a story.

[Brenda Jo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Exceptional Christian reading

V J Dunn has written an exceptional series expressing a realistic view of what it might be like during the end times. Very close biblical guidelines appear to have been followed. With a bit of modern, non Christian views thrown in to explain Satan's role.

[Denise G. Wiggins · Rating 5 out of 5]

made me want to search the word

Just finished the final book in the series. I have praised and prayed and rejoiced and cried. This book has made me want to dig into the word more again. It has made me want to pray for my last loved ones and friends. Thank you for writing it. I would highly recommend it.

[Dodger · Rating 5 out of 5]

I don't agree with some of the things in this book, like calling God, Daddy and much more, but really the ending just drew me more and more to the hope of the rapture. The Lord Jesus Christ is our light in the darkness and I'm so thankful He loves me.

[Lisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really fun series. Again the only issue I had was during prayer when they would call God dad or daddy. That still gave me an ick feeling. Other than that I enjoyed it.

[Michelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow

I really enjoyed reading this series. The choices of the characters and it ending with Christ!!
Looking forward to seeing Him