Dusks and Dawns is the first book in a series that features Jacob Miller, a teenager who has lived in the isolated and deeply religious community of New Hope all his life. He never believed the old stories about how the devil and his demons would invade their town and carry away souls

The sinful underbelly in New Hope is starting to swell and is ready to burst, while tensions in Hell are boiling to a head. What could Jacob’s prophetic nightmares possibly signify?

Unfortunately, the wicked wheels of sin are set in motion. So, the once pious town is heading straight towards another Reaping of the Souls. But is it truly too late?

This is the culminating moment Hell has been waiting for. If their estimations prove correct, then The Shield protecting New Hope is going down, causing the God-fearing citizens to be completely defenseless and susceptible to another invasion.

The Reaping is over, so New Hope has once again learned a painful lesson. Everything should quietly return to normal. The defeated and half-destroyed town can now lick its wounds and eventually rebuild its shattered civilization into the peaceful, Pius population it once was. There shouldn’t be any more interventions from Hell until future generations forget what happened or completely ignore the warnings from past victims. That’s the way it’s always happened for nobody knows how long.

The final chapter in The God-Fearing People series.
It's an all-out war in Hell. The Lost Souls have finally rebelled against their evil overlords, but it quickly becomes a losing battle. Their only hope now is to increase their ranks by recruiting the nearby, equally oppressed citizens of New Hope. Can Jacob Miller possibly convince the meek society that shunned him to join the cause?