Hell's Fire

by Sandra Yuen MacKay

In this novella, on Johnny Rigg's thirteenth wedding anniversary, he and his wife Sheila visit the crater pit in Arizona. They have an accident and are rushed to hospital. Johnny comes out of a coma and starts to have premonitions. He goes on a mission to figure out the puzzle of his predictions and save his daughter from alien abduction as the world's future is held in balance.


Sandra Yuen MacKay is also the author of "My Schizophrenic The Road to Recovery from Mental Illness."

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First published April 12, 2011

About the author

I'm a writer and artist living in Vancouver, British Columbia. I have a Fine Arts Diploma from Langara College and a bachelor's degree in art history from the University of British Columbia. I wrote a memoir titled "My Schizophrenic Life: The Road to Recovery from Mental Illness." I also published "Chop Shtick" and "From New York to Vancouver: Stories on the Fly.

In 2012, I received the Courage to Come Back award in the mental health category and was chosen as a Face of Mental Illness for a national campaign. I received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.

Reviews

[Maria · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a gripping story of a man who is on a mission to save Earth from aliens who are threatening to destroy it. He is particularly concerned that the aliens are intending to take his daughter away as she has somehow developed strange powers, and the world is changing by the day with lots of unpredictable and often tragic events taking place. 'Hell's Fire' is the name given to the phenomenon occurring seemingly haphazardly around the globe where people are being transported away from Earth in great circles of fire. The book has elements of Sci-fi, fantasy, and a dollop of romance for good measure. Sandra Yuen MacKay has created an engaging storyline and true-to-life characters. It reminded me of a few Dr. Who episodes that I've seen. I'm sure Sci-fi fans will love it! It kept me interested, and had enough twists and turns to make it exciting. Definitely worth a read.

[Sandra Yuen (MacKay)]

As the author of this science fiction novella, I would like to say it's tightly structured, suspenseful and entertaining. I hope you enjoy it.