The Series

Science fiction and world religions come together in the thrilling series:

FREELANCE EXORCISTS



A group of teenagers must work together to banish evil spirits according to their own religious traditions. The series will highlight the religions of:

Buddhism
Catholicism
Christianity
Islam
Wicca
Science
Zoroastrianism
Taoism
Judaism
Hinduism
And more!

Beneath all our perceived differences, our commonalities reveal deep truths about our existence. Beneath it all, we each hunger for a taste of the mystical.

"Just as a candle cannot burn without fire, men cannot live without a spiritual force."

This seven-book series will explore the truth and beauty that can be found in each faith.

"The Reality is ONE. The wise call it by various names."
-Rig Veda

 Are you interested in Young Adult Literature? Science Fiction? Mythology? The Supernatural and Paranormal? World religions? Magic Realism? Bad jokes? Memorable characters? Romance? Sarcasm? Comics and Superheroes? Action, Adventure, and Suspense? 
Nerds, outcasts, rejects, weirdos, band nerds, drama geeks, and popular kids all coming together to save the world? Then look no further than...

 FREELANCE EXORCISTS

 Thrilling action, charming characters, wit, and wisdom combine in a story that will leave you wishing it were real...
...and thanking God it’s not.
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