Science Fiction Novel Discusses The Seven Spirits of God
MORRISTOWN, N.J. (PRWEB) March 05, 2015 -- William Brazzel’s debut science fiction novel, “The Seventh Holy Man,” transports readers into a world where the Vatican has been overrun and innocent civilians are being murdered by Swiss Guards in St. Peter’s Square.
The lead character, Sean Carrol, is an investigative reporter who bravely undertakes the responsibility of exploring the circumstances surrounding the current upheaval.
Attempting to link the ancient pagan kingdom of Malar to the current events talking place, unforeseen circumstances evolve as several deaths and potential threats to Vatican hierarchy are attributed to the progress of Sean Carrol’s investigation.
With the very existence of the Catholic Church being threatened, the novel notes that there must be a revival of the seven holy men who represent the Seven Spirits of God.
“I created this book after exploring information about the church, especially demonic possession,” Brazzel said. “It is such an exciting subject and my Catholic background made my story a natural theme to write about.”
Brazzel promises that “The Seventh Holy Man” will be clearly different from anything science fiction readers have read before.
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“The Seventh Holy Man”
By: William Brazzel
ISBN: 978-1-49901-181-4
Softcover retail price: $19.99
Hardcover retail price: $29.99
E-book retail price: $3.99
Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Xlibris online bookstores
About the author
William Brazzel’s love for science fiction was created the day he watched “The Day the Earth Stood Still” in 1956. Steadfast with his passion, Brazzel has since written a number of op-ed articles and short stories, but his ultimate goal was always to author a science fiction novel. Brazzel currently resides in Morris Plains, New Jersey and is actively planning his next novel.
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