Four thousand years ago: three deities come together in Egypt for one final, cataclysmic duel. In the bloody showdown that ensues, the newly born goddess Ma'Vest makes the ultimate sacrifice to rid the world of the hateful Set, before his power and scope can grow beyond any hope of containment... Today: The western world suffers under religious despotism. All other faiths have been eradicated without mercy. Anyone daring to defy the Scrolls of Luset are arrested or executed by police officers that enforce Holy Law. Yet, the war of the gods is far from over and soon the finale battle will begin-a conflict destined to reshape our reality and decide the fate of humanity's collective soul...
About the Author: I've worn many hats in my lifetime, but my passions have always centered around what I call the "The Big Three": acting, writing and cartooning, with the order of priority changing through the years. To begin with, I'm a long time comic book fan from the 1970s, so much of my childhood was spent in my room reading comics, drawing and pouring over how-to illustrate books. You could say I was just about relentless in my pursuit of becoming a comic artist. However, as I grew older, my passion evolved a bit to include cartooning in general. As a young adult I set a new goal of syndicating a comicstrip one day or working as an editorial cartoonist. By college, I had become skilled enough to win a statewide journalism competition for editorial cartooning which led to a job with a small paper as their only cartoonist. For many years after, I taught a cartooning class for children. Gotta tell you, it was a wonderful feeling to soak up their excitement. As for for acting, I've spent a good chunk of my life on stage, from junior high to high school into college and from there to community theatre. I managed to win a few acting awards, went to great parties and met my future wife while in theatre, so definitely this includes some of my fondest memories. The writing bug struck sometime around the sixth grade. This became apparent to me-and my captive audience-during the infamous "Mud Monster" episode. It all started when our class was given a writing assignment: produce a one-page treatment about our encounter with the "Mud Monster" and then read it before the class. To everyone's horror I turned in ten pages. I heard many a chair creak with impatience as I plodded through my epic 15-minute tale. This was followed by a chorus of groans when I announced plans for a sequel. My time in the nine-to-five world has mostly been in management-but that's a whole different story. So perhaps I should quit while I'm ahead! At the moment, I reside in the Pacific Northwest. I'd love to tell you what I do in my spare time but the trouble is, I don't have any! --Galen Holcomb