Books with author Michael De Leo

Hell hath no fury like one of its own. Drift Demon Leo Cutler and his human girlfriend Shade Lewis have faced unimaginable dangers in Leo’s quest for Diccittidel, his freedom from hell. Now the world around them has grown even darker, becoming a true descent into madness, and suddenly Diccittidel is no longer Leo’s sole purpose. Past and present become intertwined, and Leo no longer knows who is pulling the strings. When Leo regains memories of his human life, he discovers his past is irrevocably bound to his present, and his overlord Christian has a maniacal master plan. Events are set in motion which cannot be undone, and Leo is the key to stopping Christian’s quest for absolute power. Just when all seems darkest, a ray of hope shines. Amidst devastating revelations, Leo and Shade fight to bring light to their embattled love. The ranks of their family and friends is expanding, and a new path of enlightenment just might be possible. To travel this brighter path, however, Leo and Shade must first survive long enough to see it unveiled. But how can they succeed when Christian is determined to finally seal their FATE?

Grandpa just loves being asked to tell a story.This time grandpa tells the story of the events that transpired when the two friendly witches received an invitation to have lunch with the President.It all started when Alicia and Phoebe, rushed out to see who it was that was driving up their driveway.They were pleased to receive the invitation and were particularly pleased that they were able to invite their friends. The excitement that the event ended up providing was much more than what they had expected.

Grandpa just loves being asked by his grandchildren to tell them a story. This time he tells a tale about the day that Alicia and Phoebe decided to go to the beach.It was a very hot day and the beach was the place to be. The beach can be a fun place, but also a place where people need to look out for each other. The two witches and their brooms were particularly welcome today. Goodness knows what would have happened if Alicia and Phoebe had not been there.Grandpa believes that his stories are suitable to be read to, or read by children in the 4 to 9 years age range.