As a college undergraduate in English, Steven Ira intended to be an English teacher. He changed his mind, earned an MBA and spent his entire career as a small businessman. Having retired from active business he has returned to his first love, writing.
Throughout most of those business years he regularly studied the Bible, including the works of several well known theologians: Lewis Sperry Chafer, John Walvoord, Dwight Pentecost, Charles Ryrie, Mark Hitchcock and others. His first two novels, Voices and Babylonian Harlot, are based on Tribulation era prophecies in the Biblical books of Daniel and Revelation. The vision for this "Daniel Goldman series" was to write stories about people caught up in the perilous times following the Rapture of the Christian Church. The stories are primarily about the people, yet they carefully follow Bible prophecies about the end times.
