โ Scribed by Patrick Stewart
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Demons and angels aren't real. They just can't be. They're supposed to be dumb stories in really old books. So why was Alex seeing them walking around on the streets of London? Alex began to wonder if he was losing his mind. Maybe he was hallucinating? Except, hallucinations couldn't throw you into cars like you were nothing more than an annoying little bug, could they? Because that was exactly what that angel did to him.
It all began to make sense when Andrew, Alex's estranged father, called him one day to tell him that he'd done something terrible. Something that was going to change Alex's life forever.
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