Book One ~ The Mark of the Nemesis

Cover for book one with title "Mark of the Nemesis" stony and cold hanging in tempestuous clouds above a K'Tenos beast rising out of the sea with a boy on a makeshift raft cowering before it, a protective aura surrounding him.

eBook coming July 1, 2025!

Paperback arriving on Amazon July 15, 2025!

Summary

As a child, Jevulon's grandmother, Nana Khara, would tell him fantastical tales about an unseen world that surrounded Pyrazo. In this realm, T'Shals battled against the evil Ugars for control.

But of course, those were just stories... or were they?

Embark on a thrilling adventure with Jevulon as he navigates a world of prophecy and peril in The Mark of the Nemesis. With the urgency of the Left Behind series, Fitzpatrick's imaginative storytelling sparks discussions on readiness for the coming rapture.

Authentic, imaginative, and intriguing, Fitzpatrick crafts an unforgettable C.S. Lewis-like fantasy where choosing who to trust can mean the difference between life and a swift death.

Dive into this riveting tale where trust is tested, destinies unfold, and the truth about the coming rapture awaits discovery.

Pictures

Green, rich forest showing rutted diverging trails into the Wilderlands

From across a placid lake shows the vibrant reflection of the Contra-Fair with its massive circus tent sprawling striped yellow and red, disrupting the natural green grass and trees

Old Stone Bridge arching over quiet river waters with green hills rising on either side of the bridge

Will's cover wagon resembling a large barrel with red cart wheels and faithful carthorse Susi brown with a whie-striped nose harnessed in place

Classic red barn of Elydia tucked into the corner of Elydia's barn green pastureland with woodlands rising behind

Elke -- shaggy border-collie-like dog with white underbelly and muzzle with black face, ears, and body other than a white-tipped tail lying in overgrowing grass on alert

Close-up of Elke's bell, a small dangling, ornate, gold bell hanging suspended

Bridgeton School -- brick building rising three stories with numerous narrow windows with trees beckoning from without

Orfeo's campfire smoking and smoldering with cast iron pots hanging above the gentle flames and smoke

Sangu Skimmer -- stretched in its antique motorcycle-like glory as it stands idle in an alleyway

Elydia's orchards with endless rows of blooming white trees

Tall, sheer, and multi-tiered cliff face comprised of seemingly crumbly stone which would be difficult to climb, but greenery still that appears clings to the tops of the cliffs and ominous clouds tuck in between the level of cliff faces.

Horama Point on the top of the cliffs

A black-and-white map of Pyrazo detailing the rivers, waters, and towns with a close-up in the bottom, lefthand corner of where Elydia farm resides to the west of two bridges, and the town of Bridgeton with its school

What do you think the K'Tenos looks like?

Drawing of storm tidal waves frothing and exposing a K'Tenos monster like a prehistoric whale meets crocodile with jaws wide and full of sharp teeth with a boy who appears tiny along with an otter stranded on a raft before the K'Tenos' waiting jaws.

We'd love to see your ideas! Send us a picture!

Here's another question for you.

Do you think he's good or evil?

Please tell us why you think so.

Cover art for book one with tempestuous clouds above a K'Tenos beast rising out of the sea with a boy on a makeshift raft cowering before it, a protective aura surrounding him.

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Testimonials for the Mark of the Nemesis

"This book is great! The creatures were fantastic and the story interesting. Recommended - 100%"

Aria F., age 13

"The Mark of the Nemesis is an outstanding book for adventure lovers, Jevulon Menno must go on an epic journey to protect his family and learn how to trust along the way. The elements of this story that I loved remind us how to trust our Heavenly Father through good times and bad."

Diane Graham Bell, avid reader of Christian fiction

"This gripping adventure reminds us there is hope to be found in the darkest of times and that light will always overcome! Join Jev on his courageous journey of discovering his true identity, purpose, and learning to trust in something greater than himself."

Jennifer R. Torres, ministry coordinator

"The Mark of the Nemesis is hard to put down. I would guess that young people ages 10 to 17 would be the most attracted to this book, but I'm 80 and found it a delightful and rewarding read. The note from the author at the end ties this allegory together and makes an unmistakable spiritual connection to life on the planet Earth today!"

Les Connell, former area director of Gideons International

"I was completely hooked by The Mark of the Nemesis. From the first page, it felt like I was transported to a dreamland. The characters, settings, and backstories were so vivid and alive--I couldn't put it down. No one could interrupt me while I was reading. The story stays with you long after you finish. I can't wait to dive into the next one!"

Rebekah N., age 14

"A thrilling adventure that documents one boy's journey to manhood. Will he be able to overcome the perils hardships, and dangers, or will he succumb to his won desires and perish? To find out, you'll have to read this one-in-a-lifetime book that will have you on the edge of your seat!"

Silas M., age 12

"I love this book! The plot twists were so unexpected and very entertaining. This book showed me that I don't need to worry about what is going on in the world today because Jev's relationship with Yosiah reflects my relationship with Jesus, and I know Jesus is on my side."

Taya F., age 13

"I have thoroughly enjoyed your book. It's beautifully written, the pacing is great, the characters are believable, and the spiritual depth is amazing. It had my full attention, and I even teared up at the end."