Bøger af Eric Gardner

Promises of peace, stability and bliss are lies...war is imminent. The thin veil that separates the demonic hordes from humanity has been torn asunder. For Gabriel and his comrades, their race from Afghanistan is nearing its end. However, darkness and fate will not give up so easily. Even though it's not clear what evil lurks around the next corner, Gabriel knows that ultimately all great moments are born of sacrifice.Meanwhile, in the quiet reaches of the American Northwest, Detective James must solve a string of ritualistic murders before they kill again. His moral conviction driven to the edge of sanity by the brutality perpetrated on the innocent has given him a clear conscious to do whatever is necessary once he finds the perpetrators. Justice dances with revenge as the devil plays on.The cabal known as the Assembled moves closer to open domination of mankind as global chaos takes hold with the arrival of a demonic envoy. However, two compromising factors still linger. Gabriel Willis, and Othia Morgan must die. Their twisted faith to see the dark deed through will shred the very fabric of our reality. Humanities end is inevitable, only the hour of our demise is debatable.

The first of the legion have been called. What will they find when they arrive?With their personal worlds destroyed, Gabriel, Othia, and Samantha must continue on their journey. An undertaking that marks the final moments of mankind's existence. Despair unravels Gabriel's mind. The voices, nightmares, and unspeakable things in the shadows are all too real. His human frailty, fear and uncertainty feed the hell fires that threaten to consume us all. The Assembled still thirst for Gabriel's blood. As Cincaid intensifies her hunt for her illusive prey-utilizing both conventional and other worldly means. Uther continues to manipulate the global scene, as death's relentless march nears its final steps.Humanity faces certain slaughter where each of us must choose-will we stand and fight for our eternity our wait for the butchers' blade on our knees?

He's defended his country from ruthless enemies. But can he protect the world from a disaster of biblical proportions?Devout family man Gabriel Willis left his military life for the joys of fatherhood. But his blissful retirement is shattered when he's arrested on false terrorism charges and his family is abducted. Sprung by a mysterious benefactor, the price of freedom is a dangerous mission across the Afghan desert.Promised the safe return of his wife and children, Gabriel races through hostile territory in search of a missing archaeologist. But when he finds her, the secret they uncover may force him to choose between his loved ones and saving the globe from Armageddon...Will Gabriel's once-heavenly existence end in a hellish blaze?Defiance is the first book in the thrilling XIII Legion Christian apocalyptic fiction series. If you like high-stakes action, battling sinister cults, and opposing unholy agendas, then you'll love Eric Gardner's fast-paced religious conspiracy.Buy Defiance to see how the end of days begins!

Gabriel, Othia and Samantha have a single task, escape Europe and make it back to the United States. Considering what hunts them, the mission is daunting. There is a dark secret being unveiled to a select few. An evil exits all around us employing ancient unholy rituals, hiding in the peripheral of humanity. It's grasp on control is slipping and veteran police detective Stephen James finds his fate intertwined with Gabriel's as he's shown the true definition of horror. With his family's freedom his only goal, Gabriel discovers that human desires seldom align with destiny. When he captures a terrifying glimpse of what his life is destined to become-he realizes that a single false step could seal the fate of not only his family, but that of all mankind.

A street tale that takes place in the Nation's Capitol.

Recovers the work of early African American authors and editors such as Elisha Weaver who have been left off maps drawn by historians and literary critics. Individual chapters restore to consideration black literary locations in antebellum St. Louis, antebellum Indiana, Reconstruction-era San Francisco, and several sites tied to the Philadelphia-based Recorder during and after the Civil War.