The Lion's Curse

The Lion's Curse was born out of an idea for a movie script, that began to blossom into a full-fledged novel. The story was simple and standard as movies mostly go. But as the main characters became more believable, other characters were created around them. And the story took on a whole new level of specialty. It became real, but never lost its fantasy appeal. The Lion's Curse brings together the three realms of human nature and the three realms of spiritual nature. Giving them a connection in a way that has never been accomplished before. This story tells of the lives of four men, complete strangers until one cataclysmic event enters their worlds and forces them to come together for the salvation of humanity. First, there is Detective John Rankins, an inner-city cop who grew up in the divided town where he works, so he learned to deal with people accordingly. But his suspicion of others has given him a fiery attitude by which to live. Second, there is Clark Kenton, who would prefer to go by the name of CK. A man constructed of durability and a chosen love for life on his own terms, until his durability and love are tested by the new woman that enters his world. Next, there is Leon Jeffries, a tender-hearted young man who feels that he can live with a boyish attitude forever. Until the reality of his family's bloodline teaches him just how harassing the world can be. Changing the young man into something that he hates. And lastly, there is the main man Albert Henry Bunker. The oldest, wisest, most accomplished of them all. Albert is highly educated and well-established in his society and a pure man at heart. His walk with God, the Father, is upright and genuine, as much as a man can be in today's world. In God's book, Albert is a warrior, but his days are ending, so he is given one last battle to fight in the name of Jehovah. A battle that will pit him against, man and beast, nature and illness, and worst of all a demonic force that now has the ability to reach out and touch his life. This is a tale told on an epic scale. I would even dare to say that this will be the best movie the readers will have ever read.