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Eden

Series · 2 books

By Z2 Comics, Random Shock, Ryan O'Sullivan, and more

It’s been five years since the end of Eden, and that in that time Cottonville has rebuilt itself. JOHN is the head of the town security, and organizes patrols with himself, SETH, and JEN. KOREY is in charge of the day-to-day running of the town, and is helped by ALEXANDRIA and XAVIER. Under the family’s protection, Cottonville has become something of an idyllic paradise thanks to the town never suffering rowdy attacks. Nobody’s entirely sure why the rowdies stopped attacking, but many of the villagers think it might be due to all of the purple fauna that has been growing more and more in the town over the last five years. However a new threat is emerging... one that doesn't cherish life or the new idyllic world... and Cottonville must rise to the challenge. The second book in Skillet's Eden series that follows the themes of faith, hope and making the world a better place.

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Ryan O'Sullivan is a comic book writer from the North of England. Best known for original works such as A Dark Interlude, Fearscape, Void Trip, and Turncoat; Ryan has also written for licensed properties such as Dark Souls, Warhammer 40,000, and The Evil Within; as well as music industry professionals such as RZA of the Wutang Clan, Yungblud, and Abbey Road Studios. His original graphic novel, Fearscape, was one of only two comics selected for The Guardian newspaper's "Best Books of the Year 2019". He is one quarter of the White Noise comic-writer studio. Ryan is also, alas, a fan of the favourite authors section on Goodreads which is due for deletion in September 2022. Fortunately, Ryan is a author, and can abuse his "about me" section to preserve his beloved feature thusly: Vladimir Nabokov, Anton Chekhov, William Shakespeare, Stephen King, James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway, Raymond Carver, Inio Asano, Michael Haneke, Arthur Miller, Kurt Busiek, Alan Moore, Francesco Petrarch, Charles Bukowski, Cormac McCarthy, Ottessa Moshfegh, Halle Butler, Brian K. Vaughan, Ivan Turgenev, Sharon Olds, Émile Zola, Joe Abercrombie, Terry Pratchett