Name: Beneath the Veil
SKU: 59063060
Price: 35.53 EUR
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Author: Todd Keisling
ISBN: 9781737399698

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Physical Book

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Language

English

Pages

280

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

21.6x14x1.9 cm

Weight

0.50 kg.

ISBN13

9781737399698

Synopsis "Beneath the Veil"

In a battle between two ancient evils, can one naïve young man become the last hope against powerful creatures of legend?David Dolan thinks he's already got the world figured out. But when a collapsed bridge plunges him into the icy Hudson, he's pulled deep into the deadly realm that exists between life and death. And with his earthly form trapped in a coma, he's vulnerable to the horde of demons hell-bent on his utter destruction.Traversing the road to the afterlife, David seeks the wisdom and skills he needs to fight the demonic forces reigning havoc on his allies above ground. But as one hellish threat closes in on his defenseless body, David must defeat another terrifying fiend waiting in the shadows to use him...Can David escape the world beneath the veil in time to stop the bloodshed?Beneath the Veil is the gripping first book in The Valor of Valhalla dark urban fantasy series. If you like reluctant heroes, infernal myths, and bloody epic clashes, then you'll love Martin Kearns's formidable foray into the unknown.

Todd Keisling

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Todd Keisling (Kentucky, USA, 1981) is an American writer and graphic designer, known for his contribution to the contemporary horror genre. He has been nominated twice for the Bram Stoker Award: in 2020 for his novel Devil’s Creek and in 2023 for his collection of stories Cold, Black & Infinite. Additionally, his novel The Liminal Man (2012) was a finalist at the Indie Book Awards in the Horror and Suspense category. He currently lives in Pennsylvania with his family

Among his most notable works are the Monochrome trilogy, consisting of A Life Transparent (2007), The Liminal Man (2012), and Nonentity (2021), as well as the novels Devil’s Creek (2020) and The Final Reconciliation (2017). He has also published the story collections Ugly Little Things (2017) and Cold, Black & Infinite (2023). His work is characterized by exploring psychological horror and the supernatural, establishing him as an influential voice in independent horror literature.

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