Ordinary people. A demon from hell. The final showdown.

In the summer of 1985, Daniel Burke, Becca Hawkins and Jack Carpenter confronted a demon prince, an efreet, and somehow drove it back to hell. They were twelve years old. Twenty-six years later, the efreet returns and sends superhuman assassins to kill the now-adult “Three Muskateers” before they can challenge him again. Reconnecting for the first time in a quarter of a century, the childhood friends piece together fragmentary memories of that long-ago summer as they fight desperately to stay alive—and to stop the voracious quest for power of the man possessed by the efreet, Chapman Whitworth,

Now comes the final confrontation. The only thing that stands between Whitworth and the presidency of the United States is a rag-tag group of ordinary people–Daniel, Becca, Jack and their friends. This time, they have to go after the demon, not the man—and it doesn’t matter that none of them remembers how they defeated it the first time. They have to find the monster–hidden in a labyrinth of dark caves protected by legions of poisonous spiders and snakes. And they have to stand together against it. If any one of them breaks, they all will die. It has come down to this—one last chance. It’s time for the reckoning.

The Knowing began the tale. The Deceiving continued it. Now, The Reckoning brings the story to a heart-pounding conclusion with a riveting account of the final battle against an evil as old as the skeleton of the universe. If you like fast-paced action, gut-tying suspense and themes that will challenge everything you believe about yourself, about life and reality, about good and evil and the whole nature of the universe—The Reckoning is the book for you.

“Good vs. Evil. Fantastic characters. This 3rd book in the series is just as riveting as the first two. As a matter of fact, I read the trilogy twice…” 5 star review

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Interview with the Author

Q – What makes The Reckoning special?

A – It’s real. Things happen that really are “unexplainable.” There are forces at work in the universe we can’t see, with power we can’t begin to imagine and plans we don’t understand. Is it any wonder that some things in life flat out don’t have a reasonable, rational explanation?

Q – Is The Reckoning a paranormal book?

A – Not in the sense that most people think of as “paranormal.” It’s not about zombies or vampires or people who turn into werewolves or giant bears or attack-gerbils. The characters in The Reckoning are folks you could bump carts with in a small-town grocery store, so when the unexplainable starts to happen to them, you realize the same thing could happen to you, too.

Q – Why should readers give this book a try?

A – Because it will capture your heart and mind, grab you in a reality so gripping you’ll decide you can fold the towels later and the lawn will still be out there to mow tomorrow. Don’t start the book at bedtime or you might still be awake at dawn.

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