THE LAST CHILDREN OF GOD - Swanson, Steven
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In a town where faith has turned to fever, a father searches for his captured wife and son. Amid the ruins, he finds Eli, a quiet boy whose presence is both unsettling and unexplainable. Together, they navigate streets scarred by fire and shadow, under a sky that burns with a light both beautiful and terrible-a constant witness to the horrors below. Each step reveals devotion twisted into despair, fear masquerading as holiness, and a world poised on the edge of ruin. The Last Children of God is a story of loyalty, loss, and the unrelenting cost of following faith into darkness. This story spares no soul-not even the one who reads it.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In a town where faith has turned to fever, a father searches for his captured wife and son. Amid the ruins, he finds Eli, a quiet boy whose presence is both unsettling and unexplainable. Together, they navigate streets scarred by fire and shadow, under a sky that burns with a light both beautiful and terrible-a constant witness to the horrors below. Each step reveals devotion twisted into despair, fear masquerading as holiness, and a world poised on the edge of ruin. The Last Children of God is a story of loyalty, loss, and the unrelenting cost of following faith into darkness. This story spares no soul-not even the one who reads it.
Autorenporträt
Steven is a United States Marine and writer whose work blends faith, fear, and the frailty of the human spirit. Drawing on his background in psychology and years of service, he explores the boundaries between morality, redemption, and ruin through vivid, character-driven narratives. His writing captures the haunting beauty of struggle and the silent war between good and evil within every soul. Steven's debut novel, The Last Children of God, introduces readers to his distinct style of psychological horror and literary depth, marking the beginning of a growing body of work that reflects both discipline and devotion.