Apotheosis

Elohim Trilogy Book 3

by Louis Corsair

In the Abstract Realm, the dead private investigator, Raymond Adams, is with the original Jenn Adams, trying to find a way to stop the Executor. That is, until the Executor asks Adams to do a job for him: Find a blackmailer named Janos Sandoval.

Janos has stolen the Ima pendant. It is a mystical artifact attached to a necklace that, when worn by the right host, summons one of the Elder Sisters called the Mother–the mother of Elohim. And unless the Executor and the Committee meet Janos’ demands, he will give the pendant and necklace to Virginia Dare, so she can summon the Mother. His demands? Janos wants the Committee to elevate humanity, help them transcend the petty state they are stuck in. That way, humanity can create the utopia promised by Elohim.

Adams is uniquely familiar with the Ima pendant and accepts the job. As a reward, the Executor will reincarnate him, so he can reunite with his reincarnated wife, Karen Adams. But the whole case doesn’t seem right to Detective Adams.

Wouldn’t it be a good thing to elevate humanity? Regardless, he agrees to find Janos in Hollywood. The Executor quickly brings Adams back to life for 24 hours. But the rules of this case are different. Detective Adams is forbidden from contacting the Jenn Adams who is still alive, and also Harry the Shadow Monger. Instead, he teams up with Prince Desmond and a famous Hollywood movie star, Elizabeth Benson.

The odd blackmail case has multiple twists and turns. It soon becomes a quest to solve the mystery of the elusive Elohim. Just how powerful did Elohim become? And where is Elohim now?

With Elizabeth’s help, everything seems to be going well…really well. It’s going so well that Adams starts to have feelings for her. So, why does he think that Elizabeth has her own agenda? And why does falling in love with her seem so right, like a road they have already traveled together?

In the final chapter of the Elohim Trilogy, the Executor will hold nothing back to win. The Wizards are no more. The others who could stand up to the villain are scattered and embittered by the losses they have suffered. And even if Raymond Adams can gather their strength to fight, the Executor still has one last secret that will crush the dead detective.

REVIEW

5 out of 5

Talk about going out with a bang – just when I thought this trilogy couldn’t get any more intriguing or exciting, Corsair throws this in the ring. I’ve really come to like Ray, despite his sometimes outdated views and ideas. There’s just something about his hard-boiled PI personality that you can’t help but love. He’s been through so much, but he’s still fighting, more than willing to put everything on the line to help humanity. The plot moves along pretty quickly, but I will warn you, if you haven’t read the other books, you might end up a little lost along the way. (There are places and things that are introduced and explained in earlier installments that will help you understand everything). If you enjoy paranormal fiction, pulp detectives, and high stakes, you’re going to want to read this!

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