Cain's Dagger - Paperback

by Arthur J. Williams Jr (Author)

Cain's Dagger is a fantastical tale written by Arthur J. Williams Jr. The book weaves subliminally between love and hate, Heaven and Earth, reality and the surreal, and what can only be imagined over the depth of time. Angel and Demon warriors juxtapose between episodes of historical fiction, fantasy, and a blend of mythology that centralizes in a mesmorizing story that tests our accepted limits on the origin of man, creation, and Christendom. Take a fascinating ride from the dawn of time, and the glories of Heaven, through the history of Mankind up to the modern day in a whirlwind of activity that uncovers the truth behind religion, the Bible, and the Creator. If Hollywood could get it so right, this novel combines the legends, myths, and folklore our society reveres. From the eternal godliness of Heaven's Glory and the Lord's Creation to modern day angel warriors battling demon infested hosts, and waging wars for the souls of humanity, bereft of the lost knowledge and wisdom past down through the eons that explain the purpose of the world and human evolution.

Author Biography

Arthur "Artorius" Williams is an American-born counterfeiter and subject of the book The Art of Making Money by Jason Kersten. He is most known for having counterfeited the 1996-issued $100 Bill, the quality of which is on par with the supernote. Williams would eventually be sentenced to 105 months in federal prison for his mis-deeds. During his long stay in social confinement, he reflected on his past and the secret teachings taught to him as a child, stories all to often he dismissed as folklore. This sparked a renewal in thought and the foundation for a new beginning. He spent his prison time tapping into his natural creative gifts and began writing, painting, and designing clothes, all of which he embedded ancient symbolisms reflecting his childhood memories. He currently reside in Chicago Illinois where he continues to expand his artistic passions and rebuild a long lasting relationship with his children.