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Brian G. Walsh is the author of the acclaimed cross-genre novel "The Last Angel To Fall," the first volume in the Jubal Stone Series which has been hailed by Kirkus Reviews as "A powerhouse first volume in a supernatural thriller series." He is also the author of "No Place For Mercy: An Eclectic Anthology" of short stories that some have compared to the writing of Ernest Hemingway, John Steinbeck, Stephen King, Edgar Allan Poe, Rod Serling and Dean Koontz. Brian was born and raised in Lynn, Massachusetts and currently lives in Jackson, Michigan. Walsh is also a three-time screenwriting fellowship & contest finalist, screenwriting consultant, screenwriting instructor, script coverage provider and script reader for four international screenplay contests.

What if everything we've been taught about Good and Evil is a lie?“A powerhouse first volume in a supernatural thriller series. ” – Kirkus Reviews. After 12 Federal Agents are murdered, Diplomatic Security Services Agent Jubal Stone is pulled from a desk assignment and plunged into a nightmare pursuit of a Fallen Angel who was imprisoned inside a meteorite that struck south-central Michigan. The State Department has a secret treaty with Hell!As he hunts the last rebel angel, Jubal learns about a shocking conspiracy between the State Department and Lucifer. In war, the winner writes the history. The Bible tells us God's version of the Eternal War, but neither God nor the Devil are what they seem. Jubal's long-held beliefs are shattered when he learns the other side of the story of the war between good and evil from a beautiful, mysterious woman who was born in Hell. What is the surprising truth about the origin of Hell?Jubal is torn between duty and faith when he learns that this Fallen Angel has information that can help Lucifer win his war against God. A rogue CIA agent is also in pursuit, and he has very different plans for the Fallen Angel. To make matters worse, Jubal learns that his teammates are keeping secrets from him – secrets that could get them all killed. Kirkus Reviews calls this controversial new novel "an extremely winning variation on . . . Dan Brown’s 2003 bestseller The Da Vinci Code that "offers a compelling combination of interagency thriller and supernatural fantasy. "

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12 short stories of horror, irony, the supernatural & the human capacity for evil:1. An Old Wound: An aging Detroit cop trying to escape his past faces a delayed justice. . . 2. Bloody Olde Knife: Jack-the-Ripper is dead, but his knife has a life of its own. . . 3. Christmas Bells: A lonely lighthouse keeper ready to commit suicide discovers intruders on Christmas Day. . . 4. Fear of Darkness: Chained to a wall, a nameless prisoner is helpless to avoid a shapeless terror floating towards him. . . 5. Freedom Has A Price: Humans born in an alien prison camp learn that freedom has a price. . . 6. Never Let Them See You Cry: What do you say to two small children whose father has just been murdered? Especially when their father is the President of the United States. . . 7. No Place For Mercy: The leader of a pack of wolves being hunted leads his pursuers to the point of no return, then turns back to face them. . . 8. One Justice: It's World War II France, and four Nazi war criminals at a university are missing, and one American sergeant knows why. . . 9. Soldier-Boy: World War II on the Eastern Front, where the last surviving Russian soldier has the approaching Germans in his sight, but his hands are frozen to his weapon and he can't pull the trigger. . . 10. The Other Side of the Night: World War II on the Eastern Front again, this time the retreating German troops look to their teenage sniper to rescue them. The war is lost for Germany, but these soldiers have one chance to escape, if they can just make it back home. . . 11. The Rider: A dying old man recalls his part in killing the Czar of Russia and his family. . . 12. Toy Soldiers: There are survivors defending the Bosnian village a former schoolteacher-turned-soldier has been ordered to destroy – two small children. Cover photo: http://commons. wikimedia. org/wiki/File:Canis_lupus_in_snow. jpgAttribution: See page for author [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

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Category: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense