Would you place your life in the hands of a demon for love?
Would you?
Have you noticed that the world is going to hell at the moment?
Eight demons have deserted their posts in hell.
They have been hiding amongst us in human form… manipulating the course of humankind… aiming to enslave the entire human race. And, unknown to us, they are slowly and secretly doing just that.
But there could be turning point… maybe…
Ciao Bella Café in Los Angeles. A strange man walks in and is served by a waitress-wannabe-actress named Brandi…
The most pervasive classic of Eastern literature is the Ramayana. In this epic, demons fought a war against humans… and lost… just…
So whatever happened to the demons who survived that war?
They have been serving as demons in “Naraka” – the Eastern version of hell – where the worst of souls sink.
There, the punishments inflicted by HellDemons purge fallen souls of enough bad karma that they again become light enough to resume normal human reincarnations.
But now eight Helldemons have had enough of serving human souls… and they have deserted their posts in Naraka.
They have resumed their battle with humans. And this time the Demons are sure they will win… because humans don’t even know that the battle is already taking place… and that we are losing…
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FIRST EVER REVIEW
“WOW – where to start. I am only 40% through this novel and it had had an effect on me like very few novels have ever had. The characters right from the first paragraph are palpable. It is written in a way where I can put myself in Brandi’s place. The novel is compelling, exciting and thought-provoking. There are many references that have brought me to tears and some that are related to today’s modern advances – whether good or bad - that have left me challenging my own current actions and wondering is there something different or possibly a better way to act on a basic level. Anyway – I LOVE THIS NOVEL. I look forward to reading it again and again. And I also look forward to future novels by Ren.” (Linda Hansen)
