Finally God and the Devil agreed on something. God pulled the good people off earth leaving the wasteland to the Devil. The Devil wanted to leave hell and earth so he spewed all the people and mutants to the now empty earth and went on vacation. This novel goes into some detail what happened then.
Riders of the Spew
Have you ever wondered what would happen if all the good people, the real good people were pulled off earth and no one was left but the total evil ones that were bad enough to be sent to hell? Maybe all the sinners on earth were converted into good people and they left with the other good people. That would leave no people on earth, only animals, birds and such. That did happen but earth was not left without people for long. The devil wanted to go on vacation and he didn’t want to leave hell in any one else’s hands so he spew all the contents of hell to the people free earth. Here is how it went down.
God removed all the good people from Earth and transferred them to another place. The Devil spewed all the people in Hell to the vacated earth and went on vacation. Six couples team up in this action, demon filled novel of individuals from earth and other dimensions. Each chapter is filled with never ending adventure, more action and the will to survive.
Butcher, Cowboy, Cotton, Stripper, Nightmare and Calusa were spewed from Hell to this vacant desolate wasteland in a group. They were doing fine until Boss Lady, one of the good people working for Michael the Archangel, showed up. She made a deal with the group to search the earth for certain people left behind. The six traveled in pairs, one woman and one man, to accomplish their mission. They encountered individuals, both good people and evil people, spewed from hell. They wanted nothing but to complete this mission and live in peace. However, in every town and alley they fought with demons, mutants and others who wanted nothing more than to remove their heads.
Professional Reviews
Action-packed journey through uncharted territory
If you like an action filled novel, then you'll enjoy Robert's debut novel, 'Riders of the Spew'. Robert is an entertaining, worldly writer who takes us along on a fun action-packed journey, not well traveled, with his many unique characters. He does a fine job of describing and bringing his characters to life. Action packed from beginning to end with an interesting story, which I couldn't wait to finish reading to see how it all plays out. I'm looking forward to seeing this novel on the big screen.
by Jeannie Yee Davis author of The Accidental Columnist" (So. San Francisco, CA United States)
Great Book
This book is hard to put down after you have started it. I like being able to look back to the front to remind me of the kind of animals each is riding. Enjoyed it very much. Mr Thompson is an up and coming author. Where have you been hiding all these years.
By Bigtimeboy "Don" (Ft McCoy, Florida)
Action Packed
By Nancy Ann
If you were sitting around talking about good books you would have to include this one. The characters are so vivid you feel like you know them from somewhere else. As you meet the people spewed from hell you wonder where some of them came from originally. I liked the mixing of Hellspawn and angels working together most of the time. I got so engrossed in the book that I didn't want it to end.
By Nancy Ann (Connecticut)
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