Title: To Hell and Back (novella)
Series: The World Among Us
Book number: .5
Publisher: Nevermore Press
Blurb:
Take a journey to
Hell with Elise Stevenson as she braves meeting Hades and his companions in
this compilation. To Hell and Back consists of the short stories Murderous
Regrets, Hell Bound and Hell’s Captive. In these three stories, Elise is sent
to Hell to uncover the secrets of the villains in The World Among Us. She
dodges the worst of demons, and goes to the very depths of Hell just to
interview Hades and the Prince of Darkness themselves among other monsters that
appear in the series.
In the short story, Moon Spirit, however, we are
brought back to earth, where we meet Raul Blackoak and his family. While Raul
is out on patrol, he hears the cries of a damsel in distress. A battle begins
between the werewolf and two demons, but before long, the night is saved by a surprise
visitor. Raul and his new partner save the day, only for things to become more
serious when they bring her back to Raul’s home. Will Raul be able to come to
terms with the strange twist of events?
About the Author:
Beth Ann Masarik was born and raised in a small town
on Long Island. Ever since she can remember, Beth has always loved
writing and completed her first book at the age of 15. That was when she
knew she wanted to be an author. It wasn't until her second year of
college while reading Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire that Beth realized
that being an author was her dream job. She writes YA/fantasy books, and
is slowly breaking out into the New Adult world. She has several projects
in the works, all in the Fantasy genre and all involving different species.
Her favorite species to write about are gods, werewolves, angels and
witches. Beth works part time at a NY law firm as an office clerk, and
writes books in her spare time. In addition to writing, she also runs
Literary Lunes Magazine, which is dedicated to promoting authors and helping
first time authors build their platforms. More information about Beth can
be found on her website at www.bethannmasarik.com
and about her magazine can be found at www.literarylunespublications.com