Dead Wrong: Book 2 of The Brady Chronicles

by Jason E. Fort

Overview

An ancient evil has awakened; a demonic presence that has visited this world before. The man once known as the Jesus Assassin finds himself drawn towards the evil, his sense of purpose and the source of the mysterious evil seemingly connected. The man named Robert Brady has even become something of a legend; local Radicals who’ve met him and survived have spread rumors of the man that rival tales of Bigfoot. While traveling the new Radical territory, Robert Brady acquires a traveling companion; a Belorussian woman who is on a mission of her own. In their trek to battle evil, they encounter other characters who have their own battles, and Brady and his new companion help fight the good fight. But in a new fractured America, after the Day of Insurgency, how long can Brady and the young Belorussian woman survive in the Radical Midwest? What strange, new threats will they have to confront? Can Brady come to terms with the man he used to be, and can he accept the hero everyone wants him to be? Will Brady discover the chief end of the ancient evil that draws him north and then west? Will Brady discover a new power within, that can stop demons? Find out in the second installment in the Robert Brady series, where the author tackles the supernatural, in Book #2 of The Brady Chronicles - DEAD WRONG.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940156399352
Publisher:	PublishDrive/ Fortress Books
Publication date:	04/12/2019
Series:	The Brady Chronicles , #2
Sold by:	PUBLISHDRIVE KFT
Format:	NOOK Book
Pages:	256
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Jason E. Fort was born and raised in Greenville, SC, by a traditional southern family. He is the oldest, and biggest of three boys. His parents allowed him to be heavily involved with a small local church, and he went on to attend a small Christian college and pursue a brief career in education as a PE teacher. Along the way he taught and coached basketball, baseball, and football. He also found his way into the fitness industry, and eventually the YMCA. He wanted to make more money for his family, so one day he walked into a local bar and asked about a job as a bouncer after hearing about the place through a neighbor. After a five year attempt at being the nicest bouncer in town, people began telling him he needed to go into law enforcement or security. He began working as a police officer in 2010, and still works as a police officer to this day. He grew up with a flair for drawing, and has since channeled that creative energy into storytelling.