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In this book, Insurgency, the Archfiend clothes with his own attributes the Benefactor of mankind. His cruelty is literally inhuman, infernal and satanic. This enemy exults in the ruin he has wrought. If permitted, he would sweep the entire race into his net. Were it not for the interposition of a supernatural power that comes to Man's aid. The antagonist presents before the world the liberty which they may enjoy under his mild sway, in contrast with the bondage imposed by his stern, oppressive decrees. All the powers of his master mind were now bent to the work of deception, to secure the sympathy of the spirits that had been under his command.
The Loser tells the short story of Marcus, a man in an impossible situation. It is an artistic piece with mild violence and gore. I hope you will enjoy it and appreciate the point it tries to make.
A Combat Veteran diagnosed with Posttraumatic stress disorder imagines that he has been captured and held prisoner behind enemy lines. Is he a dellusional patient or is he a soldier fighting to win freedom for himself and his men? Read on and decide for yourself...
In this book, Insurgency, the Archfiend clothes with his own attributes the Benefactor of mankind. His cruelty is literally inhuman, infernal and satanic. This enemy exults in the ruin he has wrought. If permitted, he would sweep the entire race into his net. Were it not for the interposition of a supernatural power that comes to Man's aid. The antagonist presents before the world the liberty which they may enjoy under his mild sway, in contrast with the bondage imposed by his stern, oppressive decrees. All the powers of his master mind were now bent to the work of deception, to secure the sympathy of the spirits that had been under his command.
The Loser tells the short story of Marcus, a man in an impossible situation. It is an artistic piece with mild violence and gore. I hope you will enjoy it and appreciate the point it tries to make.
A Combat Veteran diagnosed with Posttraumatic stress disorder imagines that he has been captured and held prisoner behind enemy lines. Is he a dellusional patient or is he a soldier fighting to win freedom for himself and his men? Read on and decide for yourself...