A Tear in the Sky

He said he'd go to Hell and back to save her. Now he'll get his chance. Knight Commander Cade Williams is having a bad day. A cryptic message from a once-powerful enemy shatters everything he's believed for five years—his wife, Gabrielle, isn't dead. She's alive, her soul imprisoned deep in the Beyond, tortured and twisted by the Adversary himself. The fallen angel who murdered her body now holds her spirit captive in a realm where nightmares bleed into reality. Cade vows that nothing—not armies, not demons, not the gates of Hell itself—will stop him from tearing down the walls between worlds and freeing her. But standing between Cade and his wife is a ravenous horde of Chiang Shih, flesh-hungry Chinese vampires with claws like razors and an insatiable appetite for human meat. They're massing at the borders of our world, ready to pour through the veil and unleash carnage. Backing them up? What looks like half the spectres and demons this side of Hell, all slavering for a taste of mortal blood. And behind it all? The Adversary himself, waiting with a smile. A breakneck supernatural thriller where modern Templars storm the gates of Hell itself in a desperate race to save one soul—and stop an invasion that could doom humanity. Cade's not worried, though. He's faced down monsters, demons, and biblical nightmares before and sent them screaming back to the pit. He's got a few tricks up his sleeve, the Echo Team's tactical expertise at his back, and a righteous fury that could melt the hinges off Heaven's gates. Vengeance is mine, sayeth the Knight Commander, and together he and his battle-hardened Templars intend to kick some serious angel ass. Whether you're joining the Echo Team for the first time or returning for another mission, A Tear in the Sky delivers the pulse-pounding supernatural military action that has made the Templar Chronicles a fan favorite. Ancient warrior monks with modern weapons. Biblical horrors with a body count. And a hero who'll literally invade Hell to save the woman he loves. Perfect for fans of urban fantasy thrillers like Sandman Slim, the Vatican Knights, and Jim Butcher's Dresden Files. What readers are saying: " Cade Williams just invaded Hell with a tactical team and rage issues. This is everything I want in supernatural military fiction." "The Templar Chronicles keeps getting better. Book 3 raises the stakes to biblical proportions—literally. If you love the Dresden Files but wish Harry had a squad of badass Templars backing him up, this is your series." "Nassise writes combat like he's been there. When the Echo Team fights demons, you feel every bullet, every blade, every desperate moment. A Tear in the Sky is relentless." "Part military thriller, part urban fantasy, all action. I couldn't put it down."