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“A Satan Carol” — What Does the Devil Really Want?

A Satan Carol, debut novel, published December 30, 2011 as an ebook by Wild Child Publishing.

“…frightening…” Kirkus

What does the devil really want?

Nostalgic for the Inquisition and plague, Satan feels neglected by the modern world that no longer blames him for disease and death. He plans to create a new genesis, a place where people will love him. For that, his son needs just the right soul.

And there is one — unique, powerful, able to heal. To get it, Satan has a plan that begins in Ireland in the famine year, 1848, and 180 years later traps a young girl and her family in demonic forces pushing them to kill.

A Satan Carol is a horror story with a message for those who want to understand God’s apparent absence as the intersection of freewill and choice. It is a story with religious themes written for a secular reader. It is, in the end, a tale about family values — even if they originate in hell.

ISBN: 978-1-61798-013-8
Length: 290 pages
Author Contact: askessler.com email: alan@askessler.com
QED Award Winner, 2011, Digital Book World
Available at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble; and the publisher, Wild Child Publishing.


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