The Door He Opened

Christian supernatural thriller centered on ancient spirits, oppression, and deliverance. A desperate man opens a door to becoming a werewolf. An exorcist has five nights to close it before the full moon finishes the transformation. In Savannah's shadows, faith collides with something ancient and hungry.

Dresden Files meets This Present Darkness: a Spirit-anointed detective hunts a man who invited the darkness in, with five nights to close it before the next full moon.

Nathaniel Cross has spent his life learning the hardest lesson deliverance work can teach: some doors don't close clean, no matter how faithfully a man works at them. He carries that lesson into every room he walks into. He's about to need it more than ever.

When Marcus Deveraux opens a door he never should have opened, in his own mother's basement, Cross is called in to face something no badge or bullet can touch. Two bodies at Bonaventure Cemetery. A killer who isn't fully human anymore. And a five-night countdown to a full moon that will finish what Marcus started, unless Cross can find the door and close it first.

Detective Renee Okafor believes in what Cross does. She's watched it work too many times to keep pretending otherwise.

Together they're about to uncover something far larger than one man's desperation: a hidden network of recruiters preying on the powerless, a self-help cycle with a pipeline to something ancient, and a fire that traces back further than either of them is prepared to believe.

Every hour costs someone something. Every door closed comes at a price. And the closer Cross gets to the truth, the clearer it becomes that Marcus was never the real target. He was bait.

The Door He Opened is a supernatural thriller for readers who want their faith fiction with real teeth: spiritual warfare that costs something, an investigation that earns its answers, and a hero who understands that power without obedience is just another kind of door left open.

If you're ready for a story where the fight for a soul is as real as the fight for a life, step through the door. Just be ready for what's waiting on the other side.