Anthoney Pate’s Fantasy Novel Echoes God’s Boundless Love for Humanity

Sin is a burden that weighs people down and gives them remorse and misery. Repentance eliminates negative emotions and brings joy to their place. God has nevertheless set expectations for His people and provided them with instructions. Jesus Christ made it possible for people to be pardoned. He paid for people’s crimes so that, if they turned from their transgressions, they could atone and find forgiveness. Many prayers, songs, and books have glorified God’s boundless love that He is willing to forgive the most brutal criminals. One prime example of a literary work that mirrors this notion is Anthoney Pate’s “Anthoney’s Return from Hell.”

A sequel to “The Taco Shack Killer” series, “Anthoney’s Return from Hell,” follows the story of Anthoney, a demon rescued by God from hell and given a chance to atone for his sins. The protagonist was heavily bullied as a young boy. When he reaches maturity, he eventually finds himself in a job he hates and kills most of his colleagues. Anthoney was cast into hell when he died. He planned to take over the dominion of darkness from Lucifer, but God had a more excellent plan than he had. God bestows Anthoney a new name, Regenerator, and superpowers. Together with his friends, Anthoney tries to defeat Demented Girl.

The book touches on the power of second chances. Here, author Anthoney Pate highlights the idea that God always forgives. Albeit fictional, Anthoney Pate’s work will encourage its readers to repent. “Anthoney’s Return from Hell” is a fantasy novel that will heighten its readers’ imagination and take them closer to God.

Interested readers may grab a copy of “Anthoney’s Return from Hell” by Anthoney Pate on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

Anthoney’s Return from Hell
Author | Anthoney Pate
Genre | Science Fiction & Fantasy
Publisher | Newman Springs Publishing, Inc.
Published date | July 21, 2021

Author
Anthoney Pate is the author of “The Taco Shack Killer” and “Anthoney’s Return from Hell.” He is working on two books: “Regenator,” the third book in “The Taco Shack Killer” series, and a new title, “Loneliness, Prostitutes, and Love,” which tells the story of a 39-year-old virgin who fell in love with a hooker. “Regenerator” joins the first and second book characters to hunt for the remaining villains.

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