Eyes of the Cross

Eyes of the Cross
by Michael Richard

The day of the crucifixion, the Archangel Michael battled Lucifer and his army. The Archangel saw with his own eyes the crucifixion and believed he had failed. He also believed Heaven was destroyed. His faith now all but crushed, along with most of his powers, he aimlessly roams the Earth. Thousands of years later the Archangel is discovered by a secret society called Eyes of the Cross. An organization founded by the Apostle Paul and Mary Magdalene, known only as Adam and Eve to those inside their circle. Their purpose, prepare for mankind’s tribulation. 

On the brink of man’s total annihilation, hope emerges. Michael and Eyes of the Cross uncover startling details as to why things are happening. But the most puzzling discovery of all is that Lucifer is not a he, but a she. 

In a rekindling of faith, caused by something she herself had discovered, Lucifer searches for a way to crawl from the depths she created to stand again in her glory. In the midst of the Angels own Tribulation, the true evil entity is revealed. Lucifer has the knowledge and power to stop this evil entity but she must first be free from its powerful grip. Her only fear, crossing paths with the Archangel Michael before it is done.

About The Author :

I was born into a large family, 10 children, to be exact. I am the fourth oldest, among my brothers and sisters. In our family, growing up, there was love for one another, yet there was also, I guess, the sense of what is mine is mine. We didn’t have a great deal, but what we had, we held dear. Each one of us did graduate high school, thanks to our mother, and found our own path in life. We, for many years, drifted apart in all different directions. Today, we enjoy the closeness we have with one another. 

At age 17, while still in high school, I went to work in a textile factory. Within one year I had accumulated such great wealth in that factory, (ha, ha) that I got married. It was in the same factory where I met my wife, of 27 years. So I guess I did obtain a vast wealth there and for 6 years I continued working at the same location. At 23 years of age I joined the United States Navy. For the next 20 years, with my wife and three children in tow, us nomads journeyed from place to place, never truly having a home to speak of. A few years here, a year there, our nomadic children endured these hardships. So many different schools, and to leave your friends behind, it was hard on them. Needless to say my wife, I knew it must also be hard on her, but never once did she complain about where we were going.

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