The City of Seven Hells Gebofal

On Easter Sunday in Boston, a five-year-old child kneels beside a corpse, and the dead man breathes again.

Whispers of miracle spread, but within the sanctuary, fear stirs. For this is no ordinary child. His prayers can rattle the grave. His dreams burn with prophecy. And shadows, ancient, hungry, unrelenting, stalk his every step.

As his bewildered parents wrestle with faith and doubt, he is thrust into a war older than time itself, where angels, demons, and destiny converge. To some, he is salvation. To others, a curse.

To the cynic, this historical fictional narrative will be dismissed as the fantastical musings of a faith-filled author. To the Christian, it will serve as an eye-opening account of the practices of Satan. To the open-minded, undecided reader, it will entertain and cause sleepless nights.

But one truth cannot be denied: a child has risen who will either save Heaven… or doom it.

If you crave supernatural thrillers with high stakes, prophetic battles between good and evil, and a child at the heart of the storm, don’t start this book unless you’re ready to read late into the night.