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Saint Peter's Gate: Wave of Darkness
Somehow, Whisper has escaped yet again. The terrible punishment that was meant to erase his existence has instead placed him in a position to create an unholy alliance, one that could forever plunge Heaven and Earth into eternal darkness. Can Ember and the forces of Saint Peter's overcome this terrible wave of darkness that threatens to expunge all of creation, or will Whisper's reckless gambit end in triumph?
346 pages, Hardcover
Published August 9, 2019
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May 22, 2020
A satisfying conclusion to the story begun in Path of Darkness. This installment manages to up the stakes while leaving the reader guessing about where we'll end up. I enjoyed the character development, especially in terms of the relationships between the humans and angels (there's a sentence I never pictured myself writing). If you enjoy the supernatural and/or action-packed fantasy, I think you'll like this book.
March 14, 2022
He never disappoints. His characters and story are rich with depth, thought, and excitement. Never a dull moment and definitely inspires personal reflection although the story is fiction. Intelligent, well crafted, and overall quite thrilling.
October 2, 2019
Read St Peter's Gate - Path of Darkness again prior to starting Wave of Darkness. This second book, as in the first, is an excellent and well written story. Kept me turning the pages. Thank you and can't wait to read your next one Fran.
August 18, 2019
This book will grab you from the the prologue and keep you hungering until you reach the epilogue. The prologue acutally made me tingle, and the whole story was so action packed that I stayed up way past my bedtime to keep reading. I've read book one (I'm guilty for not leaving a review, though I will now) and I highly recommend that you do because you will find yourself grow attached to the characters and it may tear at your heartstrings a bit...it did at mine. Amazing job! So unique! This needs to be made into a movie!
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