J. Dak Hartsock

Siege of Eden J. Dak Hartsock

A powerful descent into the parallel realms of human and demonic evil, giving a visionary intensity to age-old questions of free will and fate. Fast-moving and gripping, Siege of Eden is cinematic to the point of hallucinatory. Eden, a small Maine town, becomes the playing board for a final game of cat and mouse between mankind and its most ancient adversariesReichs Storage, a mammoth facility with a history of misfortune, mothballed shortly after construction; its re-opening is the first bell of the coming apocalypseGates, an FBI veteran, hardened by a lifetime of tracking serial killers, follows the trail of a monster to Eden and to Dell Trainer, a young writer moonlighting as a manager at Reichs Storage. The two fall into a terrifying struggle with nightmarish evil in a race to find mankinds destiny or final damnation. In a kaleidoscopic tale that stretches from a Baptist church in Virginia to the halls of the Vatican, from earth to hell itself, Gates and Dell must search through the pieces of a baffling puzzle before it is too late