The Seventh Horn. The apocalypse is not a prophecy. It is a contract.
Three full-length thrillers. One assassin standing between the end of the world and the people paying for it. The trilogy begins with a boy stealing water at the gates of Babylon and ends with the fate of everything.
The First Horn
An End Times Thriller of Prophecy and War
The boy who sold water at the gates of Babylon grew up to become the Ghost of Babylon, the assassin no government admits to hiring. Then a contract arrives on a harmless old scholar whose only crime is a theory about the end of the world. Four assassins took the contract before Samir. Three are dead. One disappeared. And as Samir follows the money, the first horn sounds.
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Gog and Magog
An End Times Thriller of Darkness and Deception
The first horn was deniable. The second is not. Something enormous moves beneath the Mediterranean. Rivers turn bitter. Whole cities go dark. And in the war rooms of two alliances, planners begin matching each fresh catastrophe against a checklist older than either empire.
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The Last Horn
An End Times Thriller of the Final Warning
A colonel in a bunker south of Volgograd receives a genuine launch order, checks it three times, and refuses it. The world survives the night without ever knowing it nearly ended. Six horns have sounded. The seventh is a choice.
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Three books. Seven horns. One choice.
Samir Khan grew up selling water to tourists in the shadow of Babylon. He grew into the Ghost of Babylon, the assassin no government admits to hiring. Then someone offered him a fortune to kill a harmless old scholar, and the world began ending on schedule.
The Seventh Horn is a complete apocalyptic thriller trilogy of more than 220,000 words. No cliffhangers left dangling, and no waiting years for the finale. All three books are finished and available now.
Why readers of Joel C. Rosenberg, Daniel Silva and Tom Clancy will feel at home
Because this is the end of the world done as a thriller, not a sermon. Real war rooms. Real tradecraft. A protagonist who does not believe in prophecy and has to watch it come true anyway, one engineered miracle at a time.
Underneath the missiles and the blackouts is one question that will not leave you alone after the last page. When the end comes, will it be commanded, or chosen?
About M. A. Khan
M. A. Khan writes thrillers about the places where ancient warnings meet modern weapons. A British novelist with a long fascination for the archaeology and politics of the Middle East, he built The Seventh Horn around a single question: if the end of the world had a budget, who would be writing the cheques?
The Seventh Horn is his debut trilogy, published by Perch Press. He is already at work on what comes next.
We publish few books at Perch Press, and we finish what we start. The Seventh Horn was written, edited and proofread as one complete story before Book I went on sale. When you start this trilogy, the ending already exists, and it lands.