Destiny

Sin-Eater #2

by Bryan W. Alaspa

Grady is the latest in a long line of sin-eaters. His father was one and so was his grandfather. His father was one of the greatest, and most powerful, that every lived. However, he died under mysterious circumstances years ago. Grady now works for the same shadowy organization his father did. This part of the acclaimed Sin-Eater series tells the story of how Grady came to accept his fate and to work for the same organization as his father. It is the story of how Grady accepted his destiny.At the same time, he still wonders, who are these people that I work for? What is their ultimate purpose and, are they really a force for good.Full of heartache, adventure, the supernatural and powerful characters, Book Two - Destiny continues the amazing tale of the Sin-Eater.How can you save your own soul, when you're so busy saving everyone else's? Book Two also contains a special preview of the horror novel VICIOUS, also by Bryan W. Alaspa, due out later in 2011.

108 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 1, 2011

About the author

I was born in the fine year of 1971 in Park Ridge, IL. I am a life long Chicago resident and I love the city. I spent a few years in St. Louis, as well. I knew I wanted to write from the time I sat down at my mom's electric typewriter in the 3rd grade. Now I do write. I write freelance and articles for online news sources. I write horror, thrillers and detective novels. I also write non-fiction in true crime and history genres. I publish my fiction myself as an indie publisher and write and have found an audience for my work among ebook fans. I publish for Kindle, Nook and other tablets and devices at Smashwords.com. My non-fiction is usually published in print, but that may soon change as ebooks become more and more of the norm.

Reviews

[Dveith · Rating 2 out of 5]

I am not sure why this book was in two parts. While a decent story all together, book one was not a stand alone story. Can't really put my finger on it; just finished book one and two and while I liked it okay - I also feel vaguely disappointed. Not sure I will continue with this series...

[Cyndie · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked the book. It was a quick read and kept my interest. Only thing is the book had a lot of grammatical errors that made me stop to figure out what the author meant at times. I read it on the Kindle, so wasn't sure if that was why. Is there a third one coming?