Synopsis:
Robert Coleman is a boy with a psychic gift who meets the girl of his dreams and falls in love for the first time.
When the two of them try to help out a friend they become the target of a satanic cult who wants them silenced for
what they have discovered. This leads them into battle after battle with evil forces that seek to kill them, but
when someone close to Robert is murdered he calls upon his gift and uses it to levels he never dreamt; becoming
something powerful enough to fight the coven that controls the entire town. To win, he must defeat the demonic
forces behind it all wielding powers beyond his comprehension because what is at stake is his very soul.
This captivating series - written by first time author G.D. Garman - culminates into a final battle between good and evil in the likes of which you've never read before!
Book I: The Coven
Book II: The Abduction
More to be announced.
Read the prologue in an illustrated PDF format (407k) here.
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Cover design and chapter illustrations by RAF
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G. D. Garman is a retired, critical care nurse of 30 years residing in Florida with his wife and their dog Hershey. Although this was his first completed novel, he has written several short stories which have been showcased in local print publications as well as featured in online e-zines. His latest project is a comedy based on his career in the medical field titled: "Memoirs of a male nurse: or what really happened while you were unconscious." This project is nearly complete and he is working on it daily. The first sequel to "The Coven" is also nearly completed and hopefully will become published together with the first novel by a more reputable company.
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