Hunters of Satan's Monsters: "Legend of the Rolling Calf"

by Horace S. Mallette

Overview

It is a science fiction, supernatural thriller. It is about a man who, after living for forty years, realizes he is only ten years old—being that he was born on a leap day—and belongs to an order of supernatural beings who live for as long as three hundred years. These beings work alongside humankind and other hybrid beings in a secret organization that is set up worldwide to defend humanity from the various evils that traverse the earth. He is recruited and trained to use his special powers that start to manifest themselves on the eve of his fortieth (or tenth leap year) birthday. He loses his wife because of the organization’s secrecy policy and manipulation. He is brokenhearted and pressured to deal with the new revelation about himself and finds that he is falling in love with one of his own kind. They discover there could be treachery within the secret organization, but before they could disclose it, one of the organization locations where he is at is mysteriously teleported to another realm, where he and the team—which could include a traitor or traitors—goes head-on against demons and monsters. Slated to be a five-part series of novellas Hunters of Satan’s Monsters: Legend of the Rolling Calf—Book 1 of the novella series Hunters of Satan’s Monsters: Rise of the Rolling Calf—Book 2 of the novella series Hunters of Satan’s Monsters: Return of the Rolling Calf—Book 3 of the novella series Hunters of Satan’s Monsters: Carnage of the Rolling Calf—Book 4 of the novella series Hunters of Satan’s Monsters: Death of the Rolling Calf—Book 5 of the novella series

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781503514409
Publisher:	Xlibris US
Publication date:	11/13/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	154
File size:	324 KB
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Born in April of 1969 in Kingston, Jamaica, Horace S. Mallette has been writing songs and poems since primary school for his friends and for personal use. A few of his poems have been published in the local newspaper The Sunday Gleaner under the moniker Kevin Garfield Brown (KGB), an alias he created while going to high school because of a fascination with world politics at the time. It is an interest he still holds. Horace, who has two teenage daughters, is trained in accounting, and spent most of his work life in the local shipping industry. He enjoys spending time with his kids, gardening, and writing. As an author, he appreciates all genres of literature, and in this, his debut novella, he is writing in one of his favorite: supernatural fiction.