"Thea of the Seraphim" is the Mythpunk prequel to "Hephzibah of Heaven." In the first half of the book we are introduced to Thea, a Princess of Paradise who is called upon to fight in the war orchestrated by God to weed Heaven. We share in her pain, passion, and torment as her destiny starts in Heaven, descends to Earth, and goes to Hell. And we witness the Crucifixion as has never been seen. In the second half of the book we witness the War of Heaven brought to Hell by Thea in her obsessive bid to make things right. We are inserted into the plight of Alexa, a young girl with a vivid imagination, whose soul is stolen by the Devil in his desperate ploy to change Hell. And we share in her quest to return to the land of the living. "Thea" is a Mythpunk novel about aliens mistaken by us as Angels and Demons, their influence on our beliefs, and our ability to change the future of our planet. It is about good versus evil, destiny versus freedom of choice, and sEance versus science. Mark A. Carter has outdone himself with this brilliant and passionate prequel Mythpunk novel. - Mary Chanton Krater