Publisher's Synopsis
Prequel to the best-selling, award-winning Soul Savers Series **** A father who reveals his truth. Twins who take different paths--one light, one dark. Angels who have plans for them both And Demons who do as well. So the Earthly battle for souls ignites... A tale that is over 2,000 years old, this is the story of the Amadis beginnings **** Over 160,000 Soul Savers books sold! **** "I highly recommend this to all lovers of the Soul Savers Series and anyone interested in giving it a try." - Brenda Pandos, author of The Talisman Trilogy "...once I began to read, I could not stop until the very end." - Amy Stewart, Book Reviewer "If you have read Promise and Purpose, I highly recommend you to read this. It will explain a lot that you didn't get from the books. If you haven't read Promise and Purpose (what are you waiting for?) then I suggest you start with Genesis first. Two thumbs up!" - Cynthia, Book Reader Addicts **** While the land of Ancient Greece is plagued with mortals' wars, twins Cassandra and Jordan have lived more than a lifetime as outcasts. When their dying father divulges a secret that's been buried in his soul, his children come to opposite conclusions, launching them down two very different paths. Jordan descends down a road of darkness and discovers the Daemoni, servants to Satan. His passion to gain their inhuman abilities, especially that of immortality, nearly consumes him, but when he thinks he's achieved his ultimate goal, he yearns for his sister to share in his power. Cassandra, however, follows the path of healing and light. She cares for the wounded and dying on the battlefields, while praying for the end to such atrocities. But her brother is determined to bring her into the war of all ages - the one for human souls. Whether you've already immersed yourself in the world of the Amadis through the main Soul Savers Series, or this is your initial foray into Cook's world, you'll find yourself addicted and wanting more until long past the last word. **** Mature Content Advisory--may not be suitable for younger readers
