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Vince and Dante's Religious Adventure
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8231192922
- EAN9798231192922
- Date de parution19/09/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
After a mysterious disappearance, Dante returns to the basketball court with a bold claim: he's been to hell, and the devil is a "sorry ass bitch." His friends think he's lost his mind, but Dante's story-a raw, street-level odyssey through the nine circles of the damned-proves that sin isn't fire and brimstone. Guided by a mysterious, technicolor-coated man named Vince, Dante faces a hell that looks a lot like his own world, where souls are trapped by the modern sins of social media addiction, corporate gluttony, and online rage.
But the journey is more than a tour of the underworld. It's a hard-hitting lesson on choices, consequences, and the weight of personal responsibility. From the frozen wastes of betrayal to the eternal torment of liars, Dante realizes that the worst sins are the ones we commit every day. In the end, he reads a final, shocking letter from the devil himself that forces him to confront his own shortcomings and make a choice.
The real hell isn't what he's seen. It's the life he's been living.
But the journey is more than a tour of the underworld. It's a hard-hitting lesson on choices, consequences, and the weight of personal responsibility. From the frozen wastes of betrayal to the eternal torment of liars, Dante realizes that the worst sins are the ones we commit every day. In the end, he reads a final, shocking letter from the devil himself that forces him to confront his own shortcomings and make a choice.
The real hell isn't what he's seen. It's the life he's been living.
After a mysterious disappearance, Dante returns to the basketball court with a bold claim: he's been to hell, and the devil is a "sorry ass bitch." His friends think he's lost his mind, but Dante's story-a raw, street-level odyssey through the nine circles of the damned-proves that sin isn't fire and brimstone. Guided by a mysterious, technicolor-coated man named Vince, Dante faces a hell that looks a lot like his own world, where souls are trapped by the modern sins of social media addiction, corporate gluttony, and online rage.
But the journey is more than a tour of the underworld. It's a hard-hitting lesson on choices, consequences, and the weight of personal responsibility. From the frozen wastes of betrayal to the eternal torment of liars, Dante realizes that the worst sins are the ones we commit every day. In the end, he reads a final, shocking letter from the devil himself that forces him to confront his own shortcomings and make a choice.
The real hell isn't what he's seen. It's the life he's been living.
But the journey is more than a tour of the underworld. It's a hard-hitting lesson on choices, consequences, and the weight of personal responsibility. From the frozen wastes of betrayal to the eternal torment of liars, Dante realizes that the worst sins are the ones we commit every day. In the end, he reads a final, shocking letter from the devil himself that forces him to confront his own shortcomings and make a choice.
The real hell isn't what he's seen. It's the life he's been living.
