The Everborn

A tale of beings who have fallen from heaven at the dawn of mankind's history who integrated themselves into the human gene pool, fathering themselves from life to life in a bizarre reincarnation cycle throughout the ages.

The story involves Max Polito, a renown ufologist bent on proving to the world that these beings exist and are responsible for a majority of all UFO phenomena. His exploits lead him to an "Everborn" reborn into society as a pair of twins, one possessing an eternal soul and one who does not, one a timid ghostwriter for a world-famous horror novelist and one a vicious serial killer on a quest to truly be "born again."

A surreal guardian angel for Andrew, the ghostwriter, teams up the protagonists to thwart not only the evil twin's diabolical plans but the apocalyptic schemes of the Magdalene Salvatia, an ancient she-demon on a quest to revenge her kind and plunge the world into everlasting darkness under her rule.

Nicholas Grabowsky has been hailed by fans of horror/fantasy throughout North and South America and Europe for popular novels such as The Rag Man, Pray Serpent's Prey, Halloween IV (and its special edition), Diverse Tales and Sweet Dreams, Lady Moon, with a body of work extending to short stories, screenplays, poetry, songs and a wide variety of nonfiction. He was born in Southern California and spent his upbringing in and around the Anaheim and Los Angeles areas, where he studied acting and music. Aside from his writing career, he has been in the limelight as a radical gospel preacher and rock vocalist, teacher, lecturer and activist, and shares a role in helping further establish Michael Myers as an American horror icon.

Currently, Mr. Grabowsky is a resident of the Sacramento, California area, where he is at work on exciting novels and projects including The Downwardens and an Everborn sequel and comic books, and has founded the small publishing firm of Diverse Media.

For more on the author and his works, visit Downwarden.com, the official site of all things Grabowsky.