Samson's Rise to Power and the Fall of the Prince

Samson's Rise to Power and the Fall of the Prince

by F. J. Sapp

180 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781457512407
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To the police, Samson Wellings might be one of the most vicious criminals that has walked the face of the Earth. After discovering the mutilated body of Mettle Fry, the woman Samson has raped and murdered, the police get hold of Samson, who admits the crime without a hint of remorse. For Samson, what he did was not a crime but an act of self-gratification-an act for which Satan, the Dark One, has been more than pleased. Inside jail, Samson is killed by another inmate named Jeremy, who also happens to be the son of Mettle. Samson's death sends him into the darkest pits of hell, where his father is held as a prisoner of the dark prince. Passing through the gates of hell, Samson finds himself where he truly belongs. But being there is not enough: now that he is among his kind, he also wants to rule over them, and control all of hell. Born to a Navy family, I have learned to always keep working on your dreams. I was born in Okinawa, Japan. After living there for a year and a half, my family moved back to the states and relocated in San Diego, California. Shortly after we arrived my brother was born. We all lived there until I was six, when things changed and my parents got out of the Navy. At that time we moved to Trenton, Nebraska and my brother and I lived with our grandmother until I was seven. While living with my grandmother, she reinforced to me the importance of keeping your dreams alive. At the age of seven, my brother and I moved in with our mother and father. I went to school all through my years of education and graduated from Lakeside Central High school that formally was Trenton High school.

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