C. W. Wilson

Lying Beneath the Virgin C. W. Wilson

WARNING: CONTENT MAY BE DAMAGING TO RELIGIOUS BELIEFS! In 1995, C. W. Wilson discovered something that would change his life forever. He shares this insight in a new novel, inspired on his own experiences and fueled by his own imagination. Kentucky-as he called by his friends, customers, and the police-is known as a self-serving guy, out only for himself. As he recklessly navigates his precarious life as a drug dealer, he encounters the guardians of the dark world he has come to embrace. While visiting one of his "business associates" one day, he discovers satanic iconography veiled in one of the world's most recognized Catholic symbols. Kentucky's best friend is convinced they have been given a sign from God. His discovery thrusts him beyond the facade of reality, where he is taken to physical and mental limits he never knew existed. This new knowledge comes at a grave price, though, and Kentucky is tested on every possible level. He endures the anguish of losing loved ones through a series of horrendous murders. He can't even trust his own mind; vivid, terrifying hallucinations constantly afflict him. Kentucky struggles to come to grips with the fact that nothing is as it seems-or is it? He doesn't quite grasp the reality before him, let alone that he's sitting atop Christianity's darkest and most closely guarded secret. Will the promise of an eternal life in heaven still hold sway once the world discovers death is merely an option?