THE LION'S CURSE (ePub)

In his later years, Albert Henry Bunker, a world-renowned Archeologist of African History, and a noted scholar in the Christian faith, comes across the validity of a tribal voodoo curse that will breach humanity in his lifetime if it is not stopped beforehand. Albert must put together a small team of professionals that needs to find and defeat a demonic beast before humankind is severely destroyed. In his quest for victory, the faithful old warrior faces off against, wrathful men, ferocious animals, the harshness of nature, an ailing body, and the misleading presence of dark forces. Albert's only hope lies in the one true power holding him upright--God's loving grace.

Clarence Ayers was born and raised on the west side of Chicago during the '60s and '70s. Racial segregation was noticeably prevalent, and growing up in a world with no real social media, staying to yourself was a life-saving habit. Witnessing the downturn of national black organizations, and the assassinations of the most prominent national black heroes, Clarence was one of many left with no real trustworthy hope in society. Plus the added vice of gang violence and the drug trade in his neighborhood helped to aid Clarence in his chosen seclusion. While on his own in his family's six-floor CHA housing apartment, Clarence learned to create characters and tell stories from his imagination and learned how to bring them to life. He wrote on legal notepads with pens and pencils until a long-lasting callus formed on his writing hand's pinkie finger. As he grew, Clarence attended Crane Vocational High School and Columbia College in Chicago before working with several local film entertainment companies to hone his craft and develop his love for storytelling. With the grace of God, family, and the arts on his side, along with some internet classes from well-known writers and the Writers Guild, Clarence began to share and thrill others with his gifts. And now his time has come to go worldwide with his first novel that he believes has some flavor for everyone.