This story has wizards, dragons, demons, vampires, werewolves and all sorts of monsters…

Lucid’s army has invaded Eden and the Guardians need a hero to help them fight the tide of monsters unleashed on the Triple City.

There are heroes aplenty in the First Sphere Angel regiment, but they are heroes of good, fair play, decency and honour. None of which is of any use against the son of Satan and his hordes of monsters and demons…

So Michael and the Holy Ghost decide to bring a hero back from the Other Place, where deception, underhand tactics, and downright cheating are the norm.

They choose Dylan, an overweight, work-shy, drunken layabout with a total disregard for authority in any guise.

Not a great choice then.

Dylan has no intention of breaking a life-long habit and getting involved, until Lucid kidnaps his sister — for breeding. And that’s enough to get any man angry. Or at least a little cross, depending on his history with his sister.

Our hero sets off to rescue his sister from the Dark Continent. And the quest begins. And anything that can be called a “Quest” always means lost limbs, pain, death, and worse. He is not a happy man. But try as he might, he can’t think of a good reason to stay home and watch the TV…

No one can match the great Terry Pratchett's stories, but Eden was inspired by his wonderful Discworld novels.

Reviews
“This was an irreverent look at the afterlife and the adventures of Dylan as he tries to navigate his way through the agendas and politics of the various parties in Eden and elsewhere to try and have another chance at life. Oh and of course rescue his sister too!
An entertaining read.”

“Found it amusing could not put it down. The characters were well thought out and well used. Would recommend an amusing funny story”

“Well written and plenty of "discworld type" characters…”