Tony Evans

The 11th Plague and Other Tales of Satanic Terror Tony Evans

In The 11th Plague and Other Tales of Satanic Terror, Tony Evans takes us on a hellish, and often seductively sinister, ride into the dark world of ol' Beelzebub himself. This collection features two novellas and three short stories that display the many facets of demonic encounters.




The 11th Plague tells the story of Hunter Williams and his encounter with a strange group of individuals in the mountains of eastern Kentucky who are hellbent on unleashing something evil into the world.




A young boy discovers that making a deal with an ancient, and particularly rotten, demon isn't always the best way to get revenge, especially when the demon's name is Fecesnura.




In The Annual Soiree and The Final Sacrifice, Leo and James each learn valuable life lessons, including how not to climb the corporate ladder, and how the golden rule and respect for others still applies today.




Finally, in A Relatively Uncommon Cause of Tinnitus, Arnold Masterson makes a very unlikely friend while also discovering that brain tumors and old age aren't the only things that can cause ringing in his ears.