Review – Enoch

There are only two people in the course of history who can claim they never died, but went directly from their walk on earth into the hands of God: Elijah and Enoch. Enoch, the bible says, walked with God. We know little about this godly biblical figure. Gansky asks “what if” this man came back to walk the earth as God’s messenger in the 21st century.

“Time grows short. Look for the one I send you. He walks among you.” This message is broadcast universally across radio waves, on television, newspaper, and in movies. When FBI agent Katherine Rooney hears it personally, she must decide what to do about it. She teams up with FCC agent Gene Manford to find out if it is just an elaborate hoax or a real supernatural warning.

Many players enter the story, some reluctant believers, some open to truth, some pretending to be what they are not. Everyone, though, is affected by Henick and the unbelievable things that happen wherever he goes. Some are changed for the good, but others recoil at his popularity. What will happen when someone tries to take advantage of him for personal gain?

Gansky’s fascinating tale explores truth, miracles, spiritual warfare, and people’s responses to them. And behind it all, God working everything for his purpose. God’s ways are indeed mysterious, but, as in this story, they accomplish that which they were meant to accomplish, regardless of the opposition.

Fans of supernatural suspense will enjoy the intricate plot weavings and deep spiritual themes of Enoch. It will be another keeper in the long list of Gansky titles that we have grown to love.