Kadin and Billy, two young pupils, get hold of a notebook containing a mysterious scribbling after a professor was assaulted and maybe murdered for it. Looking for answers and starting to fall in love, Billy falls into the hands of the devils. Kadin runs into the dangerous prophet who manipulates everyone with supernatural powers. Desperate to save the brave and beloved Billy, she runs for help from a Swami and the crazy Michael with whom they shared the mystery of the script. They devise a risky and desperate plan to deceive the Devil. She has no choice but to meet and negotiate with the Devil alone and takes a huge risk trying to trick him.
Their lives hang on a thread as Kadin tries her best to navigate the dangers. The curse of the script follows them home and now their families are also in danger. They are oblivious of the fact that the future of the world as we know it, hangs on by a thread and that the danger is far bigger than they can imagine in their wildest dreams. 
Join Billy and Kadin on their fascinating path to try and unravel the mystery before the peril is divulged when even more sinister characters knock on their front door. Book two of The Script of Evil series is The Mystery unfolds.

Meet the Devil

Kadin told Rene what happened in great detail while they were preparing brunch and she is now laying the table while Rene is fetching Billy. Billy appears with the towel just above the horrible marks on his back low on his loins. 


Kadin pulls out a chair: “Come and sit here, Billy, we prepared beef sausages and big egg omelettes with lots of melted cheese, bacon and tomato together with whole wheat toast and warm coffee. Everything is ready. Just help yourself to milk, sugar and coffee. I hope you like this kind of food.” 


Billy smiles thankfully and avoids his back touching the back of the chair by sitting at the tip in an upright position. Troubled Kadin frowns and shudders at the thought of the damage on his back. With a question mark on her face, she remarks: “His back looks horrible, Mother. We must get him to a doctor. The pain must be unbearable.” 


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