Memoir of James Arthur Cobb: With an Essay on Religious Education (1852)

They erased his memory, but they didn’t count on the one person who knew the truthA[a–A] From the moment he opened his eyes, Archie knew something was wrong. With his memory gone, he didn’t know who, or what, he was. He stared at himself in the mirror, taken aback by the enormous white wings that spread from his back. Archie begins to find out, that some memories cannot be erased. Strange visions haunt his dreams–of a forgotten past. He walks a fine line, between what is real and fiction, and choosing between destiny, or a life, he can not seem to remember. It becomes a dangerous game, of discovering the truth, of who he once was. It’s an adventure, that will change his life. Facing and killing demons are part of his world, and he must destroy evil, before it takes over the planet. He finds that his past, won’t leave him behind.