“Only impossible roads lead to the afterlife.”

Paul Cane escaped the police.
He could not escape the demon the murder awakened inside him.

A husband, father, and gifted computer engineer, Paul is already drifting dangerously from the life he built when he reconnects with Shelley — the forbidden obsession of his childhood. Their affair awakens something buried beneath his carefully controlled existence.

Then Shelley’s husband kidnaps Paul’s son, and murder begins to seem the only way out.

But what follows is Paul’s descent from suburban England into the criminal underworld, exile, prophetic dreams, and the legend of Ah-le-tari: a priceless gold effigy cast at the cost of a living body.

The full story survives only through late-night telephone calls with the daughter who is no longer certain her father is even alive.

And beneath Caracas, with poison gas flooding the tunnels around him and the legendary statue almost within reach, Paul Cane is about to discover whether redemption is possible for men like him.

“An ambitious work.” – Peter Preston

Note: Greek tragedy is a specific form of literature.

Categories: paranormal, thriller, suspense, crime, murder, romance, history, alternative history, Greek tragedy, racy, menage, amateur detective, witch, occult, Angel, Atlantis, Bible, Jerusalem, Mary Magdalene, disciples

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