Ground of the Devil - Rezendes, Richard

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Résumé :
The pink blob is the venom from the devil's scorpion-like tail, and it comes out of her claws, mouth, and porcupine hair, releasing a venom that looks like a Portuguese Man of War jellyfish. There's a hot spot inside this jelly venom called the orange sand, and it's a deadly slime when released. It forms a liquid jelly substance that traps animals, and the venom becomes live and stings, burns, and electrifies. When people or animals come in contact with this pink blob slime jelly orange sand, it deforms them into demons. In book one, the devil was a female and delivered 14 demons. In book two, some of the demons had siblings, and all these demons carried this venom. In book three, there's a story of the pink blob slime jelly orange sand. This substance comes alive and goes dormant. When the venom comes alive, it moves along the ground or in water like a jellyfish. It can also get in the air and live underground, just like the devil in book one. The devil was a fire-spraying dragon in book one, but her demons and siblings didn't spray fire because they were born on earth. The devil came here from Venus in book one. The venom hides and disappears when it's dormant, then it reactivates and becomes electric, triggering fiery lightning bolts when it becomes live.

Biographie:
I, Richard Rezendes, wrote my first book when I was in my 20s, writing over and over until finally printing 'Ground of the Devil' on a laser printer. I kept the manuscript for 35 years before finally publishing it in February 2019 with Page Publishing. It was my dream to publish a book when I retired at age 62. Then I wrote my second book, 'The Revelation of Emma Grace.' When COVID-19 struck, I decided to write some more books during the pandemic: 'A Haunting in Mattapoisett,' 'Hell Under the United States,' and 'Windy Outbreaks' with Stillwater Press out of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, USA. Then 'Ground of the Devil: Book Two,' published by Dorrence Rose Dog Books, and now 'Ground Of the Devil: Book Three.' I worked at Brown University for 29 years and East Greenwich Public Schools in Rhode Island before retiring at 62 so I could take care of my sick wife, who died in May 2023. I am still writing books. I have other hobbies such as bowling, having been a PBA member for 12 years until the pandemic. I also enjoy the beach and nature.