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Hellbound
New York City, 1975
Chez Monique, New York City’s premiere destination for French cuisine takes center stage as Alden Murphy, a young Irish immigrant, seeks to build a new life for himself amongst his eclectic (and eccentric) coworkers. However, his pursuit of the American Dream takes a dark turn when powerful forces author horrific tragedy to shape Alden into the man he is destined to become.
Los Angeles, Present Day
Still reeling from saving her mother’s soul, Christa Nicols has a lot on her mind. A homeless guardian angel. A demon with a score to settle. A science fair presentation… oh, and a divine prophecy that says she’ll forever change the afterlife. Her questions are in abundance, but with a civil war in Hell brewing; and the demonic feast day of King Herod looming, Christa doesn’t have much time to find answers.
Sins of the past and troubles of the present collide in Hellbound, book 2 of the Lost Souls Trilogy.
Chez Monique, New York City’s premiere destination for French cuisine takes center stage as Alden Murphy, a young Irish immigrant, seeks to build a new life for himself amongst his eclectic (and eccentric) coworkers. However, his pursuit of the American Dream takes a dark turn when powerful forces author horrific tragedy to shape Alden into the man he is destined to become.
Los Angeles, Present Day
Still reeling from saving her mother’s soul, Christa Nicols has a lot on her mind. A homeless guardian angel. A demon with a score to settle. A science fair presentation… oh, and a divine prophecy that says she’ll forever change the afterlife. Her questions are in abundance, but with a civil war in Hell brewing; and the demonic feast day of King Herod looming, Christa doesn’t have much time to find answers.
Sins of the past and troubles of the present collide in Hellbound, book 2 of the Lost Souls Trilogy.
622 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 3, 2016
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July 26, 2017
Hellbound was absolutely amazing and a perfect sequel to lost souls! Again the author maintained a well-plotted story with developed characters entwined with such emotion that it kept me on the edge of my seat every time I could find time to read it! Loved it!
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