The Awakening of Tanya Michael: A Supernatural Christian Thriller

Some things shouldn't exist. Some secrets shouldn't be seen. Six bodies. No cause of death. And the same expression frozen on every face - the look of someone interrupted mid-sentence by something the mind has no framework to survive. Detective Inspector Tanya Michael has built her career on not guessing. But this case won't hold still: the pathology comes back clean every time, a viral sighting on Herne Bridge is spun into a mental-health story within forty-eight hours, and a national organization with more reach than she can account for keeps arriving just ahead of her. Then a break-in leaves a folder behind - twenty-three names, twenty-three dates, and a twenty-fourth entry with no date at all: her own. Seven years ago, Tanya's brother vanished without a trace. She prayed then, and got nothing back, and hasn't asked for anything since. Now the only people who believe what's actually happening in her district are an old pastor who's kept a thirty-year watch, a journalist nobody will publish, a forensic psychologist trained to explain away exactly this, and a security consultant who stopped believing in anything he couldn't verify. Beneath a quiet office block in Bakersfield, something let into the world in 1683 has been patient for three centuries. It has a shape older than the statues built to worship it. And it is three weeks from finishing what it started - on the longest night of the year. The Awakening of Tanya Michael is a supernatural thriller for readers who want their faith fiction to have teeth and their police procedurals to have soul - restrained, unflinching, and built on a foundation the Book of Enoch already laid three thousand years ago. She will have to decide what she actually believes - before the dark decides for her.