At the Mouth of Hell

A Vatican order of monster hunters and a coven of witches with a malevolent plot collide in a battle that will determine the fate of the world in At the Mouth of Hell. For months, the villagers of Houska have been terrorized by a coven of witches. Dozens of people have been kidnapped from the town and the forests surrounding it. Anyone who resists the witches is brutally murdered. Desperate for help, the leaders of Houska send a message to Rome, pleading for aid from the order known as The Sword of Saint Peter. Comprised of an aging priest, a brother and sister duo, a married couple, a closed-off young woman, and a spirited Scandinavian, The Sword of Saint Peter is a rag-tag band of heroes tasked with protecting Christendom from supernatural threats. Accepting the call for help, the group sets out to destroy the coven. But attempting to do so will cost more than they could have ever expected. From the sewers of Rome to the halls of a malicious castle, pitting magic against faith, the demonic against the holy, At the Mouth of Hell is a frightening, epic journey into the very heart of evil.

About the Author

Daniel J. Bickley was born in Sandusky, Ohio in September of 1991. In the third grade he read The Hobbit and The Lord Of The Rings for the first time.  Those works filled his mind and fueled his imagination until his freshman year of high school, when he first fell in love with writing and storytelling.  Ever since then he hasn't stopped working to develop his individual style and voice in the hopes of making a career out of his passion. Along with publishing At The Mouth Of Hell, his short story Number 99 appeared in the June 2014 issue of Sanitarium magazine.

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