Authors: J. Thorn
The Seventh Seal (23 page)
In the words of New York Times and
Amazon best-selling author, Scott Nicholson...
"This is a great start for what promises to be an engaging, intense series."
After reading
Reversion: The Inevitable Horror
, you'll need to discover what happens
after the thrilling cliffhanger. Find out why readers are irresistibly drawn to
The Law of Three: A New Wasteland
, book two of The Portal Arcane series.
The Law of Three: A New Wasteland
(The Portal Arcane Series - Book II)
The Reversion plucks Samuel from a
dying world and drops him into another, a decaying desert wasteland of darkness
and peril. With newcomers Jack and Lindsay, Samuel, begins his quest for
redemption and a final confrontation with the forces behind the Reversion,
trusting his fate to the Law of Three.
In the words of reviewer, Robert, on
Amazon.com...
"...J. Thorns
Portal Arcane II
is just as good or not better than
the first book. The book starts off with the reader wondering how the characters
got where they are. Many questions are answered, many go unanswered and leave
the reader at the end ready for the third installment. For any reader who may be
a fan of the
Twilight Zone
, or fans of King's work such as the
Langoliers
or
The Stand
, I would highly recommend this series of books."
If you enjoyed
The Seventh Seal
, you have to read the novella sequel,
Man's Ruin
.
Thirty years after the First Cleansing brought an end to civilization, a band of revolutionaries sets out on a quest to make a final stand for their freedom. Led by their enigmatic and seasoned patriarch, John Burgoyne, the tribe known as the Chapter of the Phoenix marches the treacherous highway stretching from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, unaware of the forces aligning against them.
In the words of reviewer, Gordie, on Amazon.com...
"I started this in the morning and had it finished by lunchtime as I could not put it down..."
About the Author
J. Thorn believes in the imaginative power of the
horror novel and the escape from reality it provides. He knows that embracing
the entire spectrum of human emotion, even its dark realms, makes for a more
meaningful and authentic life.