Demon's Confession

He only wanted to write about God. The demon wanted his story told first.

Victor Hughes, a former policeman and devout Christian counselor, just wanted to spend his retirement in the peace of the Georgia lowcountry, writing a textbook on God's love. But the shadows in his study had a different author in mind.

Vassago, a Prince of the abyss, is tired of being the silent villain. He's tired of the "Song" of the saved. He has watched eons of human cruelty, and he's ready for his confession. He has drafted Victor.

The inkwell becomes a battlefield. For weeks, Victor is held hostage in his own home, his hand forced to write the autobiography of the damned. He is taken through the fall of the morning star, the horror of the Great Flood, and the agony of Gethsemane-all through the lens of calculated, ancient hatred.

This isn't a possession; it's a duel of truths. Victor must find the courage to hold the pen and declare the victory of the Carpenter, even as the Prince of the Powers tries to prove that mercy has reached its expiration date.

A gripping, visceral tale of spiritual warfare, theological paradox, and the shocking reach of grace, Demon's Confession will make you question the finality of the dark, and show you a redemption that is more radical than the rebellion.