Seven Devils

by M.G. Miller

There's a fine line between Heaven and Hell, and Simon Duchane is trapped somewhere between.

Six missionaries and a saved prostitute enter the jungles of South America to bring the word of the Lord to the savages.

But a few bad words can make savages of anyone.

And when Heaven meets Hell, and the sacred grows profane, Simon must somehow survive an unspeakable act, and find the God who sentenced them all to damnation.

178 pages, Hardcover

First published December 19, 2012

About the author

M.G. Miller is the author of numerous Southern Gothic novels ranging from literary fiction to psychological thrillers and horror. His work has received Best Novel awards from Arkansas and Oklahoma states, a Deep South Prize from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, and an Arkansas Governor’s Award for Literature. His latest novel, 'A Fire in Canaan', will be released spring 2016 by Liffey Press.

Reviews

[August McLaughlin · Rating 5 out of 5]

I had the pleasure of reading an advance copy of "Seven Devils," and can't wait for the world to experience it. M.G. Miller is a master of story, prose and compelling characters. In "Seven Devils," he leads us on a mind-blowing adventure of a man stuck between Heaven and Hell. Like a literary variation of the TV show "LOST" mixed with an epic, yet fast-paced, mythical thriller, Miller will have you wondering what, why, how and what if, as though it's your own life in question. Sex. Danger. Passion. Spirituality. All I can say is read it!

[Lori Ericson · Rating 5 out of 5]

M.G. Miller is without a doubt a fantastic writer. His characterization and compelling storytelling skills are what readers crave and at full blazing glory in this sequel to his fantastic Bayou Jesus. Seven Devils is a dark story of group of unique characters on a journey that takes them into jungle, weaving the personalities together in a suspenseful tale that keeps you guessing to the end. Miller is a master at layering the elements of plot in a way that awes the reader with his twisted and thought provoking stories.