John V Konior

From the Realm Beyond John V Konior

Beautiful Dr. Paxton suspects that one of her patient's problems could be deadly serious. Although she refuses to believe in the supernatural, the nature of continuing events causes her to realize that her patient is possessed. Dark forces are behind the madness, and murders are being committed that are indescribable. Although attempting to determine who, or what, is behind the chaos, the town's corrupt mayor, police chief, and the Chief's detective nephew continue to practice a lucrative drug trade. Law enforcement efforts are being hampered by the presence of a beautiful and seductive Satanic cult priestess and a deranged cult priest. Even within the cult a battle is going on with the priest seeking the means to sacrifice the priestess and find the means to rescue his son, an alleged serial killer that has been committed to Sands Stone's State-run mental health institution. To make the already deadly and complicated situation worse, a local newsman with a Napoleonic complex attempts to discredit the police chief while also investigating the bizarre murders that have occurred. What he discovers places him and his two-man team in danger of losing their lives in a horrible manner. Dr. Paxton and her manly husband (and there is a flicker of doubt as to who he really is) are thrown into the midst of the incredible madness and end up fighting for their lives. No one is safe! Mix together bizarre murders, kidnappings. mysterious disappearances, bombings, voodoo, drug deals, corrupt town officials, a reporter with a Napoleonic complex, cult activities, demoniac possession, human sacrifices, a freakish tropical storm, hungry alligators, poisonous snakes, and even a flamboyant Cajun Everglades guide, and well ... you have the ingredients for the making of total havoc for the unfortunate residents of Sands Stone, that is if anyone survives the ordeal. The devil and his forces are running rampant, the outcome for the residents of Sands Stone, and humanity in general, is very much in doubt. The story is a fast read that is guaranteed to keep you glued to your seat, although, it's not recommended that you read the story at night, especially when alone (I've been told by a number of readers)!