Gabe, Paperback by Shamhart, Nick, Brand New, Free shipping in the US

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Book Series: The Balance Ser. ISBN: 9781492359845 height: 0.7 in Topic: Fantasy / Paranormal Number of Pages: 312 Pages Author: Nick Shamhart Item Length: 8 in Book Title: Gabe : the Balance Book Four Format: Trade Paperback Publication Year: 2013 width: 5 in Language: English Genre: Fiction Item Weight: 14.6 Oz Publisher: CreateSpace Item Width: 5 in Item Height: 0.7 in

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Gabe, Paperback by Shamhart, Nick, Brand New, Free shipping in the US. Gabe, Paperback by Shamhart, Nick, ISBN 149235984X, ISBN-13 9781492359845, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Gabe is the fourth book in The Balance series - a collection of paranormal thrillers dealing with the unseen world of balancing powers. Too often life is viewed in terms of good and evil, black or white, and the balance point tipping in either direction is ignored. Why should the afterlife be any different? We are given a choice when we die to move on to the Source, stay on earth and slowly evolve into more of what we were (good people become angels and bad people become demons), or a chosen few can work to keep the Balance between them. The title character Gabe is such a warrior who works to maintain that has moved on to the Source and left his friends behind to cope and heal as best they can. Gabe still carries the darkness that Ammit left inside him during her battle with the Balance. The darkness has brought the anger of his passing and the loss of his wife Cassy bubbling to the surface where it boils, threatening to consume him. Harmony requests that Gabe purge himself of his darkness before she loses him as a soldier. Gabe asks his old friend and parolee Lucifer to aid him in his personal quest, while Grey helps the Lone Riders and Dante search for their missing leader novel is written in two styles. Each chapter begins in a soliloquy from the title character Gabe, where he tells pieces of his backstory intertwined with philosophical musings on his family, friends, life and dealing with loss, with the following bulk of the chapter told in a third person narrative.