The Chosen Strain

Christian Science Fiction or End-Times Prophecy? A Gripping Thriller That Lets You Decide

WHEN HEALING BECOMES A CURSE, WHO CHOOSES WHAT’S WORTH SAVING?

Some call it a miracle. Others call it a curse. What if it’s both?

Telly D. Young has a gift no one can explain; his touch heals the sick, mends the broken, and brings life where death has already settled in.

But every miracle carries a hidden cost, one that could alter the future of everyone he saves!

When Telly returns to Alder Bend in the wake of a deadly COVID-19 outbreak, whispers spread quickly: The boy who vanished after a miracle has come back. Families desperate for hope flood to his door, but not everyone seeks healing; some want control, others want answers, and a few want him silenced forever.

Two secret experiments, one from the DNA of Christ, the other from Lucifer, created rival bloodlines fated to collide in a spiritual warfare where science, faith, and end-time prophecy converge.

Beside him stands Derrick Holloway, the soldier who once owed his life to Telly’s gift and now vows to protect him at all costs. Watching from the shadows is Selene Maris, a woman who knows far more than she should, a woman whose secrets might unravel everything Telly thought he understood about himself, his power, and the others like him.

As old friends reappear and strangers arrive with extraordinary abilities of their own, the question echoes louder:

Is Telly’s gift salvation or the beginning of humanity’s undoing?

Can faith survive when science rewrites destiny?

SCI-FI CHRISTIAN FANTASY THRILLER OF SECRETS & SURVIVAL

From the shadows of forgotten cathedrals to secret laboratories, The Chosen Strain is a pulse-pounding Christian Fiction thriller sci-fi Audiobook where faith, science, and destiny collide, challenging the limits of identity and power.

Whether a believer, a skeptic, or a lover of twists, listeners will be gripped by its mystery thriller suspense, complex characters, and the question: if given a supernatural gift, would you embrace it, or run from it?