A Million to One (The Millionth Trilogy Book 2)

Some victories come at a high price. For Kyle Fasano, that price is a head-long fall into hell, a place he never really believed in. Now a living soul trapped in a land of death and terror, he desperately seeks escape, but he’s about to learn that the worst place of all can be the hell that lives inside us.
 
Some defeats are met with shock and defiance. For The Gray Man, the loss of his charge is more than he can take. In a million to one leap of faith he goes after Kyle to try and save him, knowing full well that as an agent of heaven, the effort is most likely suicidal. 

Some wars are fought with sheer determination. Back in the real world, Tamara Fasano and her children are hunted by forces of evil, while Napoleon’s partner, Detective Evan Parker, is drawn into the hunt for a serial killer who is terrorizing the small town of Beaury, CA.  

As the second book of "The Millionth Trilogy" unfolds, it becomes evident that there is hell, and there is hell on earth. And worst of all? There are some demons that you never see coming.

"A great follow-up to the first book in the trilogy. The otherworldly creativity is amazing and I loved the continuity of both the characters and the plot from the first book. It gets darker, and like with the first book I could not put the book down." - Amazon 5 Star Review

"Absorbing and frequently terrifying." - Kirkus Reviews

"Paranormal fans should enjoy this strange brew of revelations and romance, saints and sinners, remembering the past and attempting to save the future."

- Kirkus Reviews

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"The characters in this supernatural odyssey are well drawn, the plotting is brilliant and just when you think you know where the story is going, Mr. Faggioli throws you another curve ball. I started this book three days ago and I stayed up last night until midnight to finish." - Amazon 5 Star Review 

"If a movie should ever be made of this final installment in Faggioli's (One In A Million, 2016, etc.) trilogy, the Eagles'"Hotel California" might be a contender for the theme song. Like the tune's lyrics, book passages reference voices that call in the middle of the night, characters who are prisoners of their own device, and spirits that could be in heaven or could be in hell." - Kirkus Reviews

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Tony Faggioli was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and raised in Los Angeles. He graduated from the University of Southern California and is a happily married father of two kids, two dogs and a pretty awesome goldfish.

Website: tonyfaggioli.com

Facebook: facebook.com/tfaggioli

Twitter: twitter.com/steelertony

Coming 2017, The Snow Globe, a thriller.