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Unlikely Heroes #2
Demon Hunter
Chet has a problem.
A few of them in fact.
He’s been kicked out of his order of holy knights. He’s depressed, he’s let himself go, and he has something of an inferiority complex.
Mostly because he wields holy socks to fight demons while his friends use flaming swords, shimmering spears, and holy hand grenades.
Now Sigil, the order of holy knights that threw him out, wants him back because its members are dying and no one can figure out why.
Can Chet pick himself up off the couch long enough to do what other demon hunters can’t?
Only time, and lots of pizza, will tell.
A few of them in fact.
He’s been kicked out of his order of holy knights. He’s depressed, he’s let himself go, and he has something of an inferiority complex.
Mostly because he wields holy socks to fight demons while his friends use flaming swords, shimmering spears, and holy hand grenades.
Now Sigil, the order of holy knights that threw him out, wants him back because its members are dying and no one can figure out why.
Can Chet pick himself up off the couch long enough to do what other demon hunters can’t?
Only time, and lots of pizza, will tell.
200 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 9, 2020
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About the author
Joseph J. Bailey
47 books23 followersThrough such simple questions as, "What if we lived in a world where our beliefs were real, tangible, and actualizable?" Joe explores the possible through thought, fantasy, wit, and character.
Including influences such as Shunryu Suzuki, Tolkien, Krishnamurti, Iain M. Banks, Laozi, Stephen R. Donaldson, Philip Kapleau, Raymond E. Feist, Edward O. Wilson, Dan Simmons, and David Bohm, Joe creates existential fantasy filled with rich worlds, concepts, stories, and ideas.
Joe holds an advanced degree in environmental management from Duke University where he also studied religion with a focus on meditative, experiential, and transformative traditions.
When not at play with his family, he enjoys reading, writing, and relaxation. When he can, Joe also practices various martial traditions in which he has attained the victim level of proficiency.
For more information, please visit Joe's website at: www.josephjbailey.com.
Including influences such as Shunryu Suzuki, Tolkien, Krishnamurti, Iain M. Banks, Laozi, Stephen R. Donaldson, Philip Kapleau, Raymond E. Feist, Edward O. Wilson, Dan Simmons, and David Bohm, Joe creates existential fantasy filled with rich worlds, concepts, stories, and ideas.
Joe holds an advanced degree in environmental management from Duke University where he also studied religion with a focus on meditative, experiential, and transformative traditions.
When not at play with his family, he enjoys reading, writing, and relaxation. When he can, Joe also practices various martial traditions in which he has attained the victim level of proficiency.
For more information, please visit Joe's website at: www.josephjbailey.com.
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