There are men.
There are gods.
And then there is Vincent Alexander...
He has spent most of his life trying to become a deity among men, to the point that even the spiritual world must intervene, giving him the unsettling message that no matter what...
He will die in the next eight days.
Vincent has never come up against such opposition, but over the course of the next eight days, he is determined to show all of his enemies, both spiritual and natural, that he is far deadlier than they could ever imagine...
Praise for The Deadly Ones:
"I did not see the ending at all and the twists and turns through out the book had me guessing to the last chapter." - Book Reviewer
"This book moved me in a way that few other things can or have been able to." - Book Reviewer
This novel is approximately 114,000 words.
Genre: Urban Fantasy
There are gods.
And then there is Vincent Alexander...
He has spent most of his life trying to become a deity among men, to the point that even the spiritual world must intervene, giving him the unsettling message that no matter what...
He will die in the next eight days.
Vincent has never come up against such opposition, but over the course of the next eight days, he is determined to show all of his enemies, both spiritual and natural, that he is far deadlier than they could ever imagine...
Praise for The Deadly Ones:
"I did not see the ending at all and the twists and turns through out the book had me guessing to the last chapter." - Book Reviewer
"This book moved me in a way that few other things can or have been able to." - Book Reviewer
This novel is approximately 114,000 words.
Genre: Urban Fantasy
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