OFFSPRING

How would you feel if you found that you had been marked since the beginning of time as the second Christ, the second savior of mankind? What would you think if you were told that the God we have all prayed to since the dawn of civilization was actually an Alien race who call themselves The Lord. Such is the dilemma faced by Henry Bouchard; an ordinary man caught up in events leading to the Biblical end of days. Offspring traces Henry’s odyssey as hypnotic regression “unlocks” memories of alien abductions, forced sperm sampling and the manufacturing of the human race. Along the way, he crosses paths with many colorful characters. Some of these characters are Maria Sabbatini, a reformed call girl on a “mission from God”, Nick Phelan, an operative of an ultra-secret U.S. Government agency involved in a search for the legendary Atlantean Hall of Records, and many others. More importantly there is Eeena, an alien who contacts Henry, informs him of his special role, and endows him with Godly powers he will need to defeat the Anti-Christ and rescue one million souls to repopulate the Earth after the imminent destruction of mankind. Offspring is approximately 122,000 words on 435 pages.

About the Author

Stephen Bonniol was born in, raised, and still lives in Barrington, RI, a town on the shores of Narragansett Bay. If you've ever seen the original Leave it To Beaver TV series, that's what his childhood was like. A good portion of his writing takes place in the town or the nearby states of MA and NH. In addition to OFFSPRING, he has written one children's book, "Noogies are Wild" which tells a message of sibling rivalry, overcoming adversity and how love between siblings can overcome all odds. He has also authored dozens of horror shorts, which will be published soon. At present, He is hard at work on his second novel, "Hummingbird Wings," and a series of memoirs, of growing up in the 60's and 70's. To quote the author, "I know this has been done to death but I assure you my story is both amusing and tragic. To say I am lucky to be alive is an understatement." The Author also enjoys writing comedic "rants" about everyday things that yank his chain and tick him off to no end. Friends and fans alike assure him that these are funny. They may be scared to say otherwise.

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