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The Book of Power

A genie may grant his master 3 wishes but what happened in Refton City in the autumn of 2005 was no fairy tale…Bruce Matthews and Jeremy Slone are unlikely friends. Bruce’s father died when he was only a toddler but with his mother he lives a life of contentment. Jeremy’s domestic situation is less pleasant. His father is an impatient, violent man while his mother lives in a world altered by prescription medication.While visiting Bruce’s Uncle George, Jeremy discovers a mysterious old book of spells. Within weeks he obtains everything his adolescent heart desires. In the process, however, he loses himself in more ways than one.As violent killings ensue, Bruce calls on the help of special detective Thomas Crouse. Together they journey to a foreign country, hunting a twisted ancient evil, hoping to stop it before it brings Hell to earth. But such a supernatural evil will only be defeated by the divine good.

About the Author

Marinus Terblanche is a rock star (on stage but more so in his own mind) turned author and copywriter.Originally from the beautiful Eastern Cape in South Africa, he now lives in Pretoria where he crafts advertising copy, plays bass guitar and spins tales of weird and wonderful yet often terrifying people, places and events.The Book of Power is his first full length novel but more are sure to follow. A compilation of macabre short stories and dark poetry is also in the making so keep an eye out for that release.

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