Scott Dokey

Hellish Book Five: Saving Grace (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A broken past, a new purpose, and a haunting prophecy converge in a world on the brink. Hecate, a young woman tormented by loss and desperate to leave her pain behind, is thrust into a hidden war against forces beyond mortal comprehension. Taken under the wing of Solomon, an enigmatic mentor with secrets spanning centuries, she joins an ancient order dedicated to fighting the dark spirits that plague the earth.

But as Hecate faces demonsboth literal and metaphoricalshe discovers a chilling truth: her connection to a sinister prophecy that could alter the fate of Heaven and Hell alike. In the battle to save her soul and those she loves, Hecate must confront her past and embrace a power she never knew she had, or risk becoming the very evil she fears.

Saving Grace is a heart-pounding journey through shadowed worlds, hidden realms, and the thin line between light and dark. In the fifth installment of the Hellish series, the stakes have never been higher, and redemption has never been so elusive.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Scott Dokey
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230419143
• Artikelnr.: 72605735

Autorenporträt

Growing up in the shadow of Notre Dame's Golden Dome, Scott Dokey developed a strong affinity for the arts, learning at a young age the joy of transforming an empty page into something magical. Eventually, as an adult, his creative endeavors expanded to include writing and filmmaking. Focusing primarily on subjects with horror and supernatural aspects, he became an award-winning screenwriter, and has produced and directed three short films and a no-budget feature film.

Scott currently lives in Southern California with his wife, Jennifer, and their daughter, Kaylee, enjoying the sweltering 120° summer heat. Of course, 85° in January more than makes up for it.