The Prophecy

Sarah lives a quiet life as a barista, full of routine and unremarkable days. Little does she know that her world is about to crumble. When disturbing visions begin to haunt her, she is thrown into a series of terrifying and dangerous events. With a mysterious stalker lurking in the shadows, Sarah's once-ordinary world completely spirals into chaos. Desperate for answers, she discovers that she is at the heart of an ancient prophecy tied to a distant world on the brink of destruction. The boundaries of reality begin to blur as she is forced to embark on a life-changing adventure that will force her to confront unimaginable threats to save not only herself but everyone she loves. The Prophecy is a gripping urban fantasy that blends mystery, adventure, romance, and self-discovery. Prepare for a thrilling journey where nothing is as it seems, and every choice could mean the difference between salvation and ruin. The Prophecy is the debut novel of Lisa Zimmerman, a science journalist and author from Germany. After graduating from university with an old-fashioned German title called Magister in German literature, she moved to Cork in Ireland, where she learned to dance the Ceili and made friends who are still in her life today. On her return to Germany, she trained as a journalist and, after a short period of self-employment in public relations, ended up as a science journalist at a renowned German water research institute. Here she is responsible for the communication and public relations of large EU-funded water research projects and other things. She discovered her love for writing late in life, after moving back to Germany from Ireland, while looking for something to keep the English language in her everyday life. After years of creating short stories, fanfiction and roleplaying with others on various platforms, she finally decided to write her debut novel 'The Prophecy' in English. When she is not writing or working, she can be found singing in a chamber choir, occasionally appearing on local theatre stages, having regular pen and paper roleplaying sessions with her friends, or battling with impostor syndrome. She believes in the power of kindness and lives in Germany with her husband, two daughters and a very opinionated cat.