Invocation
chikwenduamajor
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chikwenduamajor
Ongoing, First published Apr 08, 2017
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Just before the 2016 elections, supernatural powers of the heavens and the earth converged on the plains of all mortality, to subject all of humanity to the control and lordship of his eternal eminence, the Lord Lucifer. Leaders of the world, deceived into bowing to the trinity of darkness, now find that there is nothing to gain from the loss of their personal liberty. 

Full novel can be found here  https://www.amazon.com/Invocation-Peter-Amajor-ebook/dp/B01E9OSQQW
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