Wings of Deliverance: Rise of the Abbanites

Logan’s friendship with Mia has been a godsend. In the year they have been hiking together, Logan hasn’t needed medication. No longer is she crippled by the PTSD brought on by a tortuous year that began with a dead bird left as a warning in her locker and escalated to the murder of her pet dog—and then the violent death of her parents.

Now living in a small California town where she helps her foster parents run a lodge, Logan’s paranoia and anxiety has finally faded—until Mia doesn’t return from their latest outing. Logan fears that the same faceless tormentor is once again lurking in the shadows.

When a man named Aimes Cray shows up at the lodge, sparks fly. But Aimes is no ordinary man. He’s a guardian sent by the Elders to protect Logan from an ancient evil that seeks freedom in her blood.

Wings of Deliverance follows Logan and Aimes as they race to unravel the mystery of a witch sacrifice in an old mine. Aimes is conflicted over whether or not he should inform Logan of her true destiny: she’ll either cause the destruction of the earth or become the champion of mortals.

K. L. Huff holds a degree in behavioral social science and has worked in the health care industry and for an international research and development company. She spent four years in Japan and has lived in San Diego for the past forty years. She is married with three adult children, one grandson, two dogs, and a cat.

As a young girl raised in the church, Huff heard stories about people who had escaped a witch's coven and found Christ. The horrific stories about demons that could pass through walls, demonic possession, and frightening items left on the converts' porch steps to warn them that there was no escape from the coven stayed with her throughout her life. After a near-death experience, her sister convinced her to write a book about faith and overcoming evil forces. Wings of Deliverance incorporates her vivid childhood memories in a thought-provoking young-adult paranormal romance.