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Reever, the Prince of Evil, was exiled some twenty years ago to Babylon by the allies of the ancient world after the defeat of his malevolent father- Xorad. He was the boy-prince who was a deadly threat then, feared by all because of what he would become... They didn't know that exile would only light a terrible flame of rage within him and fuel his lust for power and dominion forever more... Now he has returned... Babylon could not contain him... Exile could not suppress him... The Prince of Evil is coming in wrath, his vengeance set upon those who stole his father's dynasty of evil from him... But a deeper plot is unfolding. The Prince has been set loose by powers that once tried to win a war in heaven. The darkness from the deep is stirring. A spiritual war for the eternal fate of Earth and Mankind is raging, and across the very scope of history itself battles are being fought. Reever’s rise will mean far more than mere conquest. If he succeeds an unspeakable victory will take place that no one will be able to undo. So now the heavens are opening and a divine summon has been issued. The only heroes capable of stopping Reever's rise to power, and the conquest of the ancient world in the past, are from the distant future. They must be brought across time itself if the Prince of Evil is to be stopped, and the ultimate demonic plot to doom the world forever is to be defeated...

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ABOUT REEVER

Reever is an Epic Christian Fantasy Saga about a Boy Prince turned Prince of Evil, who returns from exile after the fall of his malevolent father to seek revenge on the nations who ended his dynasty. His will is set to conquer the world in a time that was long forgotten in Earth’s history, but if he succeeds Reever could turn the tide in the war between Heaven and Hell for the fate of Earth and Mankind..

Reever was created by Jonathan Emanuel as one of his earliest concepts and was in development for several years. It is scheduled for publication in February 2011.