Faith Savage, a three-part review presentation
Written by K.A. M’Lady
Published by Mojocastle Press
Paranormal
52 Pages
"It was hard to tell, for agony and pain danced in the shadows with darkness and the darkness had a name. Corruption." Taken from Sinner by K.A. M'Lady
Some say that this was his second transgression. What led to his ultimate betrayal. Others say that he too was but pawn in God’s glorious manipulation. A means to an end of man’s dark days. One thing is certain, only God knows the truth of his story. Only He knows a soul’s true worth and its fate.
My name is Faith Savage. In this game of good and evil I’ve met the Guardian that God sent me. His story I am just beginning to learn. His history, I am told, has marked him as damned. But, everyone knows Christ died for the sinners. The only question that remains is, could we forgive him if we controlled his fate?
Faith Savage knows tragedy. She’s been called upon to walk down a trail littered with heartache. She has witnessed the ramifications suffered by those stricken with evil at a young age, a defining time when the innocent are vulnerable and the guidance they seek is rarely found.
Death continues to prey upon Faith as she savagely fights to hold onto her soul while encountering demons living within the helpless bodies damned by possession. To make matters worse, she knows she’s been chosen for the Guff, also known as the Hall of Souls.
Mankind’s continuation may depend upon the strength of Faith Savage, but the demon huntress may not be up for the challenge. Exhausted by her ongoing fight, Faith calls upon Death, reminding the reader of how closely our heroine mirrors the strengths and weaknesses in all of us. Sometimes, those burdened by unexpected challenges are haunted by the lingering temptation of death.
When the end looms in a very dangerous shadow treading softly on a narrow balance beam, one slip can cause the ultimate fall.
When the end looms in a very dangerous shadow treading softly on a narrow balance beam, one slip can cause the ultimate fall.
K.A. M’Lady’s Faith Savage: Sinner was by far my favorite installment. A scene from Faith’s past forces her to face her buried childhood. As clips from our heroine’s most
horrific moments resurface, the reader betters understands how Faith became
seduced by the light and imprisoned by darkness.
In the final pages of Faith Savage: Sinner, I couldn’t help but think of James Blunt and his musical masterpiece, No Bravery. Like Blunt often will, author K.A. M’Lady conveyed meaningful passages, too.
The reader must simply know where to look for them.
The reader must simply know where to look for them.
A paranormal phenomena, Faith Savage hits the high notes straight across the board.
~Reviewed by Destiny Blaine~
International bestselling author Destiny Blaine writes in all genres under several pseudonyms. Her pen names have earned bestselling status at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Bookstrand, and All Romance Ebooks. You can find her on the web at www.destinyblaine.com or follow her on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/DestinyBlaine