Thorn
Books 1 & 2 of the Thorn Saga
by Joshua Ingle
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Pub Date May 17 2016 | Archive Date Jul 31 2016
Description
Wounded, desperate, and abandoned by his allies, Thorn is forced to ask himself questions—forbidden questions about demonkind’s place in the universe. Questions that threaten to undermine everything Thorn and his fellow demons have believed for millennia.
With enemies closing in from all sides, Thorn grows ever more desperate for a way to escape his vicious life and to keep the people he loves safe in the process.
But Thorn is a vile, wicked demon who has committed unspeakably evil acts. He could never truly love someone. He could never become good.
Could he?
A Note From the Publisher
All five books will be released first as e-books, followed by the eventual release of the omnibus edition in both print and digital versions.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781943569007 |
| PRICE | $0.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Michelle R, Reviewer
This was a very dark book and if you are easily offended it may not be for you.. The character of Thorn was very unlikeable at first. When you first meet him he is trying to convince a couple to commit murder-suicide by whispering thoughts to them. This leads to a confrontation and where the book really gets going. I'd recommend it, it's very dark but also thought-provoking as Thorn struggles with his demon side and desire to turn good. It was a quick read but also a story that I could definitely see adapted into a TV show!
Judith T, Reviewer
Thorn was an excellent book, one i can see as a film. It brings the war of Angels and Demons to earth and often in violent ways. Thorn is morally torn about what is right and wrong and yet he continues in his dark ways. I enjoyed the book and felt there is quite a bit about Thorn the reader could learn more about. and hopefully he'll decide which of good and evil he truly wants to be on.
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