“Reign of Terror: Heaven’s Divide” by Steven Williams is now available for purchase

“Reign of Terror: Heaven’s Divide” by Steven Williams is a futuristic thriller blending biblical, supernatural, and science fiction elements. Proudly published by Citi of Books, this book is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms.

Steven Williams is an emerging author hailing from Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he resides and finds inspiration for his writing. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Science in Game Development and Design, reflecting his early passion for crafting immersive experiences and narratives.

Currently employed with the Department of Defense, Williams applies his creative talents in a professional setting, likely drawing on his technical skills and storytelling prowess in his role. Despite his busy schedule, Williams embarked on his literary journey before completing his bachelor’s degree, penning his debut novel “Reign of Terror.”

Williams has continued to expand his universe with “Reign of Terror: Terror Rising,” now released, and “Reign of Terror: Heaven’s Divide,” the eagerly awaited sequel that promises to delve deeper into the series’ intricate plotlines and captivating characters. As he navigates between his career and burgeoning writing career, Steven Williams remains a promising figure in contemporary fiction, poised to captivate readers with his imaginative narratives and engaging storytelling style.

“Reign of Terror: Heaven’s Divide” is the third installment in this thrilling series. This follows Cain Flynn, a former warrior against demonic forces, who is on the brink of a new chapter in his life—marriage to Sarah Hunter. The story opens with Cain’s wedding day, capturing his love for Sarah and his lingering anxieties about their future. Despite a past filled with chaos and supernatural battles, Cain is ready to embrace peace. However, a mysterious explosion linked to a blue-eyed figure hint at an unresolved threat, and while Cain hopes for a normal life, his past seems determined to pull him back into conflict.

As the story shifts forward in time, tragedy strikes. The explosion at the grocery store in Albuquerque, where Sarah was shopping, results in her apparent death, leaving Cain shattered. With his friends David and Naomi, he embarks on a relentless quest for answers, believing the supernatural figure behind the attack is the key to everything. Meanwhile, the world is spiraling into chaos—wars erupt between nations, mysterious disasters destroy landmarks, and demonic forces resurface despite previous victories. Cain is consumed by grief and rage, unable to let go of Sarah’s memory, while David and Naomi struggle to keep him from losing himself to vengeance.

Their journey takes them across the United States and beyond, tracking the blue-eyed entity responsible for Sarah’s death and the global devastation. Along the way, they confront old enemies, rekindle painful memories, and question whether they are truly prepared to face what awaits them. Their investigation leads them to a revelation that shakes their understanding of good and evil, forcing them to consider whether the entity they are hunting is a demon, an angel, or something else entirely. As tensions rise, Cain is driven by a singular purpose—to kill the being responsible, no matter the cost.

The novel “Reign of Terror: Heaven’s Divide” emotional core is Cain’s internal struggle between love, loss, and revenge. While he is determined to avenge Sarah, the weight of his past choices, the lives lost, and the people who still stand by him force him to confront who he has become. His journey is as much about unraveling the mystery of supernatural destruction as it is about finding redemption. As the world teeters on the brink of war and the final battle looms, Cain must decide whether his pursuit of vengeance will save humanity—or doom it.

With all that is going on in the world, even with all the odds stacking against them, what else do you do when you are caught between heaven and hell? You make them both suffer.