Nathan: Angel Of Death

by Jessica Zayas, Daniel Serrano (Illustrator), Katherine Zayas (Illustrator)

Angel Of Death-- After twenty years in an asylum Jessica's horrific visions are coming to life. Despite her efforts to protect her loved ones, including her baby Nathan and his father Jeremiah, she feels completely powerless against Ulysses. He claims her son will reign as King of Death. The fate of mankind is now in the hands of Ulysses and Nathan...The Angel Of Death. Bitten-- When a little boy wanders into the woods as his older sister is preoccupied with her boyfriend things take a turn for the worst. Little Jack gets bitten by an unidentified bug which has done a bit more than just bite the little boy. Things start getting quite bloody and Jack's sister Vetosa is in on the ride, all the way til the end.

76 pages, Paperback

Published April 24, 2012

About the author

I was born and raised in Newark, NJ then moved to PA at the age of 16 to work and become independent. Only a month away from my 20th birthday I had my first child, Elijah, even more reason to work hard and stay determined. In the following years I had my 3 other children: Demetrius, Brianna and David. At 28, I was diagnosed with a seizure and schizo-affected disorder but refused to let that stop me from longtime goals. I pushed on to achieve my certification in interior decorating with honors, became a self-published Author, and purchased our first home for our family. My kids are my all, from motivating them to do better and always believe in themselves to watching their favorite shows and going out with them to their favorite places. In my spare time, writing short stories of things I've dreamed of or experienced in life has become a true therapeutic coping skill and I've come to enjoy it very much so.

Reviews

[Danielle Lytwyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed both of the stories in this book. Having a family member who has schizophrenia, I know all too well the vividness and oddity of what the mind can create. I am grateful that the author is aware that these are just dreams and not reality and is able to share a little bit of what torments her with the world.

[Lynn · Rating 3 out of 5]

On reading the back of this ( my 3rd goodreads book)my curiosity was peaked. I feel for the author if these are actually her dreams I would be screaming also. I have never read anything so bizarre in my life. Dear lady if writing them down helps keep writing.

[Lyndsay-ann · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was a really interesting read. It was two completely different short stories but the catch is that they are the authors dreams. Nightmares.

If this is what she sees in her mind at night, then she must be a strong person.