| Author: | T.W. Malpass | ISBN: | 9781516387731 |
| Publisher: | Sericia | Publication: | October 24, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | T.W. Malpass |
| ISBN: | 9781516387731 |
| Publisher: | Sericia |
| Publication: | October 24, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
FACE YOUR FEARS
An ominous burning cloud covers the skies across the world. Scientists speculate on its origins and its purpose. Panic starts to spread like a disease as people prepare for the worst.
Within the relative security of the manor’s walls, the first-born begin to come to terms with their true identity, all accept Jerrico, who soon discovers that Cradleworth has enslaved his home town of Walton.
Meanwhile, Kaleb convinces Celeste to allow him to take on an important but dangerous mission, one which could reveal Cradleworth’s end game.
In this fast-paced sequel to Sanctuary 12, the fallen gods must go head to head with their evil nemesis in a battle to prevent ultimate destruction.
The Fallen Gods Saga combines classic horror, sci-fi and urban fantasy. The idea spawned from the author’s love of 70’s and 80’s horror. Like all good horror of that era, it deals with themes such as unrequited love, loneliness, transcendence, death, rebirth and transformation.
FACE YOUR FEARS
An ominous burning cloud covers the skies across the world. Scientists speculate on its origins and its purpose. Panic starts to spread like a disease as people prepare for the worst.
Within the relative security of the manor’s walls, the first-born begin to come to terms with their true identity, all accept Jerrico, who soon discovers that Cradleworth has enslaved his home town of Walton.
Meanwhile, Kaleb convinces Celeste to allow him to take on an important but dangerous mission, one which could reveal Cradleworth’s end game.
In this fast-paced sequel to Sanctuary 12, the fallen gods must go head to head with their evil nemesis in a battle to prevent ultimate destruction.
The Fallen Gods Saga combines classic horror, sci-fi and urban fantasy. The idea spawned from the author’s love of 70’s and 80’s horror. Like all good horror of that era, it deals with themes such as unrequited love, loneliness, transcendence, death, rebirth and transformation.
