M and the Last Hell Gate

M in the Demon Realm #3

by Mark William Hammond

Demon hunter Emma “M” Ricci’s retrieval of the stolen Yellow Mountain monastery keys in M in the Empire of the Dead almost leads to her death and arouses the fury of Baigujing, the Bone Goddess. M has no intention of risking another theft and takes the keys to New York City where she, her hellhound Blue, and a small army of warrior monks, guard them at a Chinatown antique shop, Nine Dragons.

Determined to fulfill her destiny as a warrior, M tracks and kills wendigos, a race of flesh-eating Native American demon. But her actions have unintended consequences and demonic activity accelerates as the dark tries to rebalance the light.

And Baigujing hasn’t even gotten started yet…

After attacks on her adoptive family and the ex-boyfriend she still has feelings for, M realizes she and her friends must travel to China to restore order and balance to the world. And it’s during combat exercises in Mongolia that M finds herself face-to-face with someone she never thought she’d see: her long-lost twin sister Lien.

Meanwhile, Baigujing has gathered the help she needs to open the gates of hell and unleash total destruction on the world. M and Lien unite to fight the good fight—but will it be enough to send the demon armies back to the pit?

Genres: Fantasy

204 pages, Paperback

Published April 8, 2016

About the author

I live and write in New York City. I love the cacophony of so many different people living together, all of us mostly wanting it to work and revealing the human kindness and generosity of spirit just underneath. Amazing, exhausting and inspiring. It can be way too noisy and incredibly inconvenient at times, but every day there is a miracle if I only look and listen for it.

Thanks for checking me out. I really hope you enjoy the first M story. More to come.

Reviews

[Jim · Rating 3 out of 5]

Full review: https://girlswithguns.org/m-and-the-l...

A solid page-turner, and I certainly can’t complain about the climax, which is exactly the epic, grand-scale confrontation expected, and to which only the written word can do justice. Well, that or a $200 million budget. I’m happy enough with this one, even if I suspect I’ll have to wait for a hypothetical fourth volume to achieve any kind of resolution.

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[Marc Rieck · Rating 4 out of 5]

A thrill a minute!

A good action/adventure story. The good guys are good, the bad guys are evil, and how are they going to get out of this?

I wish I had read the first two books.

[Leslie Wiederspan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting conclusion to the series. It left the reader hoping for more at the end though. It seemed like an open ending and hinted at a 4th book.

[Csimplot Simplot · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book!!!