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The Odyssey of Cain #1
He Who Cannot Die
According to stories passed down in holy writings, Cain was mankind’s first murderer. Characterized with a jealous rage in which he killed his own brother, Cain was said to be cursed to wander an inhospitable Earth, unable to die.
Murder doesn't just happen, though, and stories get twisted as they are handed down through time. Cain wasn't actually the first to kill another.
He was, however, the first human to truly love another in a brutal and reptilian world where men shared their women and companionship was nothing more than a means to survival.
After slaying his brother to protect the woman that he loved, Cain was tried and marked by the famous witch Tashibag. She placed a curse on him to never die and to lose any woman that he would ever come to love once a certain amount of time had passed. Cain would learn very quickly that love could not be avoided forever, that the curse was real, and that attempting to break it would always lead to grim consequences that could not be undone.
It is now modern-day, and Cain has only days to finally figure out how to break his curse before he must suffer the heartache of losing yet another woman that he loves. With the clock against him, he tells the story of what existence has been for him so far, while he leaves on an undertaking to finally find the witch who has eluded him since the beginning.
Murder doesn't just happen, though, and stories get twisted as they are handed down through time. Cain wasn't actually the first to kill another.
He was, however, the first human to truly love another in a brutal and reptilian world where men shared their women and companionship was nothing more than a means to survival.
After slaying his brother to protect the woman that he loved, Cain was tried and marked by the famous witch Tashibag. She placed a curse on him to never die and to lose any woman that he would ever come to love once a certain amount of time had passed. Cain would learn very quickly that love could not be avoided forever, that the curse was real, and that attempting to break it would always lead to grim consequences that could not be undone.
It is now modern-day, and Cain has only days to finally figure out how to break his curse before he must suffer the heartache of losing yet another woman that he loves. With the clock against him, he tells the story of what existence has been for him so far, while he leaves on an undertaking to finally find the witch who has eluded him since the beginning.
416 pages, Paperback
Published October 29, 2019
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About the author
Dan Pearce
17 books109 followersDan Pearce is an American-born author, photographer, and artist, most widely known for his world-popular blog Single Dad Laughing, where he wrote and shared content for millions of daily subscribers for more than a decade.
Dan Pearce's book "The All-Important Well-Fed Giant White Man" is a beloved memoir full of life stories and lessons.
He is also the author of the book The Real Dad Rules which has hit #1 in Fatherhood on Amazon.com multiple times.
He has been featured in large publications and editorial pieces and has appeared on national and morning television programs and national radio shows.
His most notable blog entries include:
16 Ways I Blew My Marriage
I'm Christian Unless You're Gay
The Disease Called "Perfection"
You just broke your child. Congratulations.
Dan Pearce writes on topics that span from fatherhood, to relationships, to life, to the people and dynamics of society.
Dan Pearce's book "The All-Important Well-Fed Giant White Man" is a beloved memoir full of life stories and lessons.
He is also the author of the book The Real Dad Rules which has hit #1 in Fatherhood on Amazon.com multiple times.
He has been featured in large publications and editorial pieces and has appeared on national and morning television programs and national radio shows.
His most notable blog entries include:
16 Ways I Blew My Marriage
I'm Christian Unless You're Gay
The Disease Called "Perfection"
You just broke your child. Congratulations.
Dan Pearce writes on topics that span from fatherhood, to relationships, to life, to the people and dynamics of society.
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