The book opens with Joel Essen, a scruffy detective, witnessing an assassination of a renowned physicist. Going against his captain’s orders, he investigates the case. But in doing so, he opens Pandora box and learns of a nefarious plan to unleash hell on Earth. This new profound burden pushes the detective into action to go against a group of very powerful individuals. 

As intriguing  as the plot seems, it’s not the heart of the book’s mystery. It becomes rapidly clear that Joel Essen himself is very peculiar. He has his warts and inner demons from his past. A mystery that is slowly revealed throughout the book. The central theme of the book is that ‘no man is an island and no man stands alone’. Seeing that this book is a team up book, Essen will have to learn to trust and work with others. This is something he will especially struggle to come to terms with. In fact the other four main characters will have to learn to do the same. Every character has their own backstory that is perfectly intertwined into the main plot. 

Two Steps From Hell is a very suspensive story and with each chapter, the readers are forced to the edge of their seats. Everything and everyone will be against their favourite protagonist and time will be of the utmost importance to save the planet from an assault of catastrophic proportions.

Two Steps From Hell

After she felt like she had done enough damage, she stopped and went over to check on David, who was on the ground with his hands still over his ears. 


"David, it's safe now," she spoke audibly for the first time after removing his hands from his ears. But David couldn't hear her as a ringing sound remained in his ears. Nonetheless, she proceeded to help him up off the ground to their escape. 


The basement itself was a complete mess. Not one glass was spared. There was broken glass everywhere. Water pipes that ran in the ceiling now hanged down and flooded the basement floor. Damaged electrical wires produced sparks now and then. 


Chapter 47: A Call for Uprising (Part 2)