Beast An OUTER HELLS Dark Urban Fantasy
Beast An OUTER HELLS Dark Urban Fantasy by Jeremiah Kleckner is a 102-page work published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on July 29, 2016. This installment follows Damon Nero, who has achieved the extraordinary feat of bringing the goddess Dloigotha back to Earth. However, her return is marked by a chilling transformation, as she grapples with her new human existence amidst the chaotic urban landscape of Hoboken and Jersey City.
Readers will encounter a narrative filled with relentless supernatural conflict as Damon guides Dloigotha through a world dominated by technology rather than spirituality. The story intensifies with a series of gruesome murders linked to a cybernetic beast, prompting Damon to take on the role of hunter. This edition continues the exploration of dark fantasy themes within the broader context of The Tome of Testaments series, immersing readers in a tale of divine retribution and the complexities of navigating a transformed reality.
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She’s back from the OUTER HELLS-reborn, armored in flesh, and barely contained.
Damon Nero has accomplished the impossible: he brought the goddess Dloigotha back to Earth. But exile has changed her. Cold. Restless. Unfamiliar with her new human skin. Now, in the broken streets of Hoboken and Jersey City, Damon must teach her to navigate a world that worships screens, not spirits.
Then the murders begin.
Bodies torn apart. Symbols burned into bone. Whispers of a cybernetic BEAST on a divine killing spree-designed to erase the gods before they can reclaim their place.
Damon doesn’t run. He hunts.
BEAST is Book Two in The Tome of Testaments, a 26-part dark urban fantasy series drenched in:
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⚔️ Relentless supernatural conflict
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