Edward King Books in Order
Part ofRick Wood Books in OrderFind the Edward King books by Rick Wood in order, with short summaries and publication details to help you choose where to start reading.
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Edward King books in publication order
5 books
Descendant of Hell
by Rick Wood
2016
Eddie has become an unusually accomplished exorcist, but his companion Derek questions the source of his powers. When demons begin recognizing him, their search for answers raises disturbing questions about his identity and humanity’s future.
I Have the Sight
by Rick Wood
2016
Haunted by his sister’s childhood death, unemployed Eddie encounters a terrifying entity that follows him home. As it weakens him and threatens to take his place, he must discover why he was chosen and confront the supernatural forces surrounding him.
An Exorcist Possessed
by Rick Wood
2017
Eddie believes he has defeated the evil threatening him, only to discover a growing darkness within himself. As enemies prepare a new assault, he must confront the danger inside before it helps bring catastrophe to the world.
Blood of Hope
by Rick Wood
2017
A powerful new evil is gathering, forcing Eddie and his companions to prepare for a conflict between Heaven and Hell. Friends and enemies must face the prospect of joining forces as they assemble and train an army.
The World Ends Tonight
by Rick Wood
2017
Edward King and his companions face a final attempt to prevent Hell from consuming Earth. With divine help absent, they must attempt an exorcism on an unprecedented scale and place their hopes in Eddie’s extraordinary powers.
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