The Peace Agreement has been signed. The temple has been rebuilt. The clock of Daniel's Seventieth Week is ticking down—and most of the world still refuses to see it. Jason Elliott sees it. From his radio studio in Israel, one of the last safe havens for Christians on earth, Jason broadcasts the day's top news stories through the lens of Bible prophecy, showing his listeners how headlines about UN resolutions, global war, and a rising world government were written down centuries ago in the books of Daniel, Matthew, and Revelation. Alongside his wife, Ana, and her family—led by her father, the brilliant and steady Professor Abernathy—Jason has built a life inside the storm of the Great Tribulation. Then a single phone call changes everything. Ana's twin brother, Samuel, missing for months and presumed captured, is alive—fleeing on foot across the mountains of Asia with hostiles closing in and open desert between him and safety. Getting him home is only the beginning. Someone is watching the family compound. Someone well-funded, well-organized, and patient. And when the attack finally comes, it leaves the family asking the questions that drive this story: Who wants them dead? Why? And why now? The Final Call: Time to Wake Up is a fast-moving end-time novel that blends the warmth of a close-knit family saga with the tension of a prophecy thriller. Between rescue operations, drone surveillance, mercenary assassins, and a mysterious reporter who may be more than she claims, the story pauses around dinner tables and campfires where the deeper drama unfolds—honest conversations about science and Scripture, the identity of the Antichrist's system, the mark of the beast, and what it truly means to be ready for the return of the Lord. Written by a retired biology teacher who spent eight years in Christian education, this book grew out of a simple question: if the final events of Bible prophecy began tomorrow, would you recognize them? Annie Peterson's answer is a story you can hand to a skeptic, a seeker, or a believer who has grown drowsy—because the wake-up call is for everyone.