One night, forty thousand people all have the same daydream where they are visited by God. In every instance, he tells them the same thing: that they have a very important choice to make. If they kill their peers, which they believe should go to Heaven, then those peers will go to Heaven. However, if they do kill, they will then instantly sentence themselves to Hell. If they choose not to do this, then they will be able to take their spot in Paradise, but none of the people around them will have that free pass. Whoever isn't killed by a "gatekeeper," as these subjects become known, has to face judgment on how they have lived their life before the end of days. That end of days starts ticking toward the final seventh day from those daydreams. Robbie and Sophie are two lovers who are destined for each other. They fit perfectly where other couples could never, and even though Robbie is in a rather intense, criminally renowned biker club, they still manage to work together. When they hear that the world is ending and these so-called gatekeepers are spreading like wildfire, they decide to join the club and leave LA to avoid the chaos. While out on a hill enjoying life, Sophie sees story after story about a man in Oregon. This man is a gatekeeper and is taking interviews in his house for those who want to go to Heaven. Sophie becomes obsessed and eventually convinces Robbie to drive up to Oregon to see this man and discover what this whole thing is about. Paired with a plethora of wild tales from all over the globe this novella takes you to the darkest parts of evil, as well as the most hopeful sections of the human spirit.