Demon’s Kiss
Kisses and Chaos Book 1
Unearth dark secrets in this electrifying tale of kidnapping, mystery, magic, and a relentless assassin’s quest for justice.
In “Demon’s Kiss,” the first book of The Kisses and Chaos Trilogy, authors William Alan Webb and Larry Hoy introduce readers to the gritty underworld of Memphis, Tennessee. The story begins with a sinister ritual and quickly pivots to the life of Luther Sweetwater, an assassin with LifeEnders Incorporated. Sweetwater’s world turns upside down when he’s tasked with an unusual job by Captain Hayes – finding and rescuing Hayes’ kidnapped niece, Stephanie, and her friend Jennifer. This mission plunges Sweetwater into a chilling plot of human trafficking, testing his skills and moral compass like never before.
As Sweetwater delves deeper into the seedy underbelly of Memphis, he uncovers a web of corruption and deceit. The narrative expertly intertwines the perspectives of Stephanie and Jennifer, revealing their harrowing experience as captives. The girls’ plight adds a poignant layer to the story, offering a raw and emotional contrast to Sweetwater’s calculated and often brutal methods. “Demon’s Kiss” is more than a thriller; it’s a journey through the darkest corridors of human nature, where the line between right and wrong blurs, and survival becomes the only law. This book promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly turning pages until the explosive conclusion.
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From The Author
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My one and only intention for this and my other books is to entertain the reader. Perhaps to also inform, especially in my non-fiction, but information is only useful when delivered in such a way that it’s remembered.
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