Cadence: The Ruins of Belial (Illustrated Storybook): "Perception isn't truth?"

by E. A. Evering

Overview

In the year 2063, Detective Lucas Amasa is thrust into a chilling game of deception when a series of ritualistic murders plague the Red Candle Church community. Guided by the cutting-edge AI Law Enforcement System, Detective Amasa unravels cryptic messages, obscure poems, and a trail of bodies that lead to an enigmatic figure, Daniel Boris Jacob. As the body count rises, Amasa must confront a merciless killer with a twisted sense of justice. "Cadence: The Ruins of Belial" is a riveting religious thriller that combines high-tech crime-solving, psychological suspense, and a relentless pursuit of a godly justice. Can Detective Amasa expose the real truth and stop the killer before becoming a pawn in this deadly game of deception? Prepare for a rollercoaster of twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the final, haunting revelation. Step into the world of "Cadence: The Ruins of Belial," where every move counts, and deception lurks in the most unexpected places.

"Perception isn't truth?" hints that what we perceive or believe to be true may not necessarily align with our reality.

Warning: Please note that this book contains bizarre violence, sexual nuances, and complex religious themes intended for mature audiences. Reader discretion is advised. 18+

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185619162
Publisher:	Valiant Publishers
Publication date:	12/02/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

E.A. Evering isn't your average conspiracy writer. He's a literary rebel, twisting the genre into captivatingly bizarre narratives. His eclectic style throws convention out the window, offering a thrilling blend of the unexpected and entertaining. Buckle up – with Evering, you're never quite sure where the story will take you.

Born and raised in the vibrant city of Montreal, Evering embraced diversity from a young age. His artistic spark ignited early, beginning at the age of five when he started writing poems that fueled his growing, curious mind. His first poem, "Touched from Within," earned him a prestigious Editor's Choice Award from The National Library in Owings Mills, Maryland, at the young age of nineteen.

A brush with mortality – a heroic act followed by a year of grueling recovery – left an indelible mark on Evering. Determined to walk again, he emerged from his ordeal with a newfound zeal for life, a fire that now fuels his captivating tales.