Rolmar is a demon that is tasked with the job of destroying
Earth. Before he does this, he will visit the planet. During
this trip, his experience proves to be life changing as he
meets many different humans and begins to feel strange
things that he's never felt before. Will he follow through
with his original plan and rid the universe of planet Earth
or will he spare the world and its inhabitants?
THE DEMON ROLMAR is a short read, more like a novella. I
was
able to finish it in one day. Demons are a subject that both
frighten and interest me, so when I read the blurb for the
book, I was excited to see where it would go. This was a new
take on the subject for me. With more of a sci-fi bent, this
tale shows us another world that is inhabited by demons,
demons whose purpose is to destroy other planets not worthy
of living. Once they mark a planet to be destroyed, one of
them must visit the planet to make sure it is not worth
saving. I had never thought of demons as judges and planet
destroyers. We are given a fair look at Rolmar, and as the
story advances, his character grows. The humans we are
introduced to are all delightful in their own ways even if
not explored quite enough at times. Independent author
A.V.Griffin is able to bring a creative and entertaining
story in her debut.
Rolmar is a heartless, misanthropic demon who serves as one
of the three overlords of Pentar, a planet in the Amenis
dimension. When Rolmar's brethren bestow upon him the
illustrious task of destroying Earth, his growing curiosity
of humans adds a momentary pause to his original plan. Still
intent on annihilating Earth, Rolmar extends his stay in
order to discover what makes humanity unique.
However, when Adam, a quirky college student, crosses paths
with the all-powerful demon, one fateful night will change
his life forever. Haunted by nightmares of his mind-blowing
encounter, Adam can't return to his normal life. His only
path to solace is attempting to convince the demon that
Earth is worth saving. With the fate of the world on their
shoulders, will Adam and his friends be able to convince
Rolmar that they and all of mankind should be spared?