Hell's Messenger (Life Prison, Volume 2)
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Historical, Fiction & Literature, LGBT, Gay
| Author: | Dusk Peterson | ISBN: | 9780463661826 |
| Publisher: | Dusk Peterson | Publication: | August 24, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Dusk Peterson |
| ISBN: | 9780463661826 |
| Publisher: | Dusk Peterson |
| Publication: | August 24, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
"'Death did not hold the name then that he holds now.'"
In Mip's most notorious life prison, Death appears in a strange disguise.
It had seemed for a while that the plan would work: a bold conspiracy by a group of idealistic prisoners and sympathetic guards to stop abuse at Mercy Prison. Then betrayal occurs, and Tyrrell finds himself in a new life prison, with new rules to be learned. No longer is he in a position of leadership; now he is surrounded by men who question his most fundamental values.
He has new allies as well: fellow prisoners who like what they see in him, a healer who refuses to accept current conditions, and guards who may or may not provide the help that the prisoners desperately need. But Hell's messenger, Death, visits Compassion Prison, keeping his face hidden until it is almost too late for Tyrrell to recognize his touch.
This novel can be read on its own or as the second volume in Life Prison, an award-winning alternate history series on friendship, romance, and rebellion in nineteenth-century prisons.
The Life Prison series is part of Turn-of-the-Century Toughs, a cycle of alternate history series (The Eternal Dungeon, Dungeon Guards, Life Prison, Michael's House, Waterman, Young Toughs, and Dark Light) about adults and youths on the margins of society, and the people who love them. Set in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the novels and stories take place in an alternative version of America that was settled by inhabitants of the Old World in ancient times. As a result, the New World retains certain classical and medieval customs.
"'Death did not hold the name then that he holds now.'"
In Mip's most notorious life prison, Death appears in a strange disguise.
It had seemed for a while that the plan would work: a bold conspiracy by a group of idealistic prisoners and sympathetic guards to stop abuse at Mercy Prison. Then betrayal occurs, and Tyrrell finds himself in a new life prison, with new rules to be learned. No longer is he in a position of leadership; now he is surrounded by men who question his most fundamental values.
He has new allies as well: fellow prisoners who like what they see in him, a healer who refuses to accept current conditions, and guards who may or may not provide the help that the prisoners desperately need. But Hell's messenger, Death, visits Compassion Prison, keeping his face hidden until it is almost too late for Tyrrell to recognize his touch.
This novel can be read on its own or as the second volume in Life Prison, an award-winning alternate history series on friendship, romance, and rebellion in nineteenth-century prisons.
The Life Prison series is part of Turn-of-the-Century Toughs, a cycle of alternate history series (The Eternal Dungeon, Dungeon Guards, Life Prison, Michael's House, Waterman, Young Toughs, and Dark Light) about adults and youths on the margins of society, and the people who love them. Set in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the novels and stories take place in an alternative version of America that was settled by inhabitants of the Old World in ancient times. As a result, the New World retains certain classical and medieval customs.
