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Heroes & Victims: The Diluvians Series #3 - Givens, Gerald M.
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Five-hundred years after the flood, the Oracle of Delphi is summoned to the ancient state of Attica to usher in the returned patronage of the Olympian Gods. In present-day New York City, Sean and Erin Henry make a deal with the devil to save their daughter's life. The remaining diluvians face off with Egyptian officials to cross realms and to save their loved ones from eternal damnation. All the while, Hades uses each of them to hatch a plan that will bring the world under his dominion and shroud the earth in darkness. The Diluvians series concludes in this daring adventure across time, space,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Five-hundred years after the flood, the Oracle of Delphi is summoned to the ancient state of Attica to usher in the returned patronage of the Olympian Gods. In present-day New York City, Sean and Erin Henry make a deal with the devil to save their daughter's life. The remaining diluvians face off with Egyptian officials to cross realms and to save their loved ones from eternal damnation. All the while, Hades uses each of them to hatch a plan that will bring the world under his dominion and shroud the earth in darkness. The Diluvians series concludes in this daring adventure across time, space, and death to save mankind once more from the vengeance of gods.
Autorenporträt
Givens grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan where from an early age his interests in history and storytelling were built through frequenting museums with his mother. At age eight, he wrote my first story, Tim, Tom & Sam, a children's tale about a dog, a cat, and a mouse that became friends and lived together. In high school, his interest in writing grew through the study of poetry. Inspired by the poems of Edgar Allen Poe, he began writing poetry and eventually self-published an anthology of his work. At Western Michigan University, he wrote his first novel, Eyes in Atlantis, and he has been writing ever since.