The world of 2075 C.E. — imagined through The Judas Tree Trilogy
It is the year 2075 C.E. — fifty-six years from now. The world you know has changed beyond recognition. Governments have fallen. New powers have risen. And in the shadows of a fractured civilization, a woman named Malaya Hawthorne has murdered billions.
What does the world look like 56 years from today? George DeFrehn's Judas Tree Trilogy dares to imagine it — not as science fiction, but as a plausible, deeply human story about faith, betrayal, and the enduring struggle between good and evil.
"Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep's clothing but are inwardly ravenous wolves."
The Fisherman of Rome. Miriam of Jerusalem. Seamus, Erin, and Harry in Ireland. Each character navigates a world where trust is the rarest commodity — and betrayal lurks behind every alliance.
From the fortress in Norway to the streets of a rebuilt Rome, the trilogy spans continents and decades, weaving together threads of religious prophecy, political intrigue, and the most fundamental human question: Who can you trust?
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Order Book 1 on Amazon →Book 2 — published August 2024 — continues the story. And the questions only multiply. Who will be betrayed next? What message is coming from Norway? And can the forces of good hold together long enough to matter?