Hell's Bells

by Gary Lee Vincent

Country singer Owen Macready was once the star of the stage. But now, the aging performer is no longer the hitmaker he once was.
As his career is spiraling downwards, Owen is looking for any way to get back on top.
He is even willing to sign with the devil to get back on top, but payment for the earthy glory will come at a cost, and Owen will find out once he hears Hell's Bells ringing three times.
There will be hell to pay and Owen Macready is about to find out.

Kindle Edition

Published June 1, 2021

About the author

Gary Lee Vincent was born October 8, 1974, in Clarksburg, WV, USA.

Gary is an accomplished author, actor, musician, film producer, director and entrepreneur. In 2009, he founded Burning Bulb Publishing to help promote up-and-coming authors. In 2010, his horror novel Darkened Hills was selected as 2010 Book of the Year WINNER by Foreword Reviews Magazine.

Books by Gary Lee Vincent:

NOVELS
- Attack of the Melonheads (with Bob Gray and Solon Tsangaras)
- Belly Timber (with Solon Tsangaras and John Russo)
- Passageway
- When the Bedposts Shake
- The Best Actors That Ever Lived
- Impound
- Hell's Bells (ongoing)

THE BLACK CIRCLE CHRONICLES
- Prove Your Love
- Strange New Powers
- Night Wings
- Sheep Amongst Wolves
- Lord of the Birds

DARKENED - THE WEST VIRGINIA VAMPIRE SERIES
- Darkened Hills
- Darkened Hollows
- Darkened Waters
- Darkened Souls
- Darkened Minds
- Darkened Destinies

THE DOUGLAS RIVER VAMPIRE SERIES
- River
- Icarus (coming soon)

ANTHOLOGIES (as Contributing Editor)
- The Big Book of Bizarro
- Westward Hoes
- Rise of the Dead

NON-FICTION
- The Winner, The Loser
- Agelations: Unlocking The Secret Strategies of the Rich To Help You Succeed In Business & in Life
- Configuration Management

COMIC BOOKS
- The Tailsman (with Rich Bottles Jr. and Stuart J. Brown)
- Demoneye (with David J. Fairhead and Little Sun)

As a musician, he started into vocal music early in life through choral programs at both church and school. While in High School, he was honored as an All-State bass vocalist. Gary began playing the guitar and writing songs at age 13, attained BMI accreditation at age 14, and had his first Billboard Music Review at 23.

In 2005, Gary won Song of the Year for best Christian song Where Would I Be in the VH1 Song of the Year competition, a program that supports the VH1 Save The Music charity. Said song appears on Gary Lee Vincent's Somewhere Down The Road release.

Musical releases by Gary Lee Vincent:
- 100 Percent
- Passion, Pleasure, and Pain
- Somewhere Down The Road

In addition to music and literature, Vincent's hobbies include acting, exotic travel, hiking, and photography.