'The Diary' Entices People to Open It and Face Their...

Human evil and curiosity have given The Diary power, but now, one man must return its child whilst stopping resurrected spirits of the past from ruling a future world.in Terry Beer’s debut sci-fi epic, “The Diary: Perdition Awaits” (published by AuthorHouse UK). Beer is embarking on a marketing campaign to expand his book’s reach. The book is available for purchase at: https://www.amazon.com/Diary-Perdition-Awaits-Terry-Beer-ebook/dp/B07DJ5GDW6.

Taking the reader into a reality removed from their own, the story takes place on desecrated land, in an undisclosed location somewhere in London at the turn of the millennium. Predominately, “The Diary” centers on good versus evil, dealing with the subconscious, showing that dreams are as real as one’s mind allows them to be, except that they can become deadly.

Danny Russell, the present victim of The Diary, is the 19-year-old great-great-grandson of a previous victim. Due to the curious nature of his friend Peter, he is forced to endure his deepest fears over a 12-month period. He needs to find the Diary and denounce its existence in order to survive saving his future daughter Rosina along the way. As the months continue to pass, the danger element grows culminating in an explosive and emotional ending.

“Although being a fictional story, the plots and subplots within the adventure deal with realism, subjects many people consider taboo because they walk the boards of life blindfolded instead of opening their eyes to what lives around them on a daily basis,” Beer states. “I do not shy away from images that society accepts yet denies within the same sentence.”

“The Diary”
By Terry Beer
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 978 pages | ISBN 9781546286134
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 978 pages | ISBN 9781546286127
E-Book | 978 pages | ISBN 9781546286141
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Terry Beer was born in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, in 1966 but moved to England when he was four. After a near fatal car crash in 1989, he managed to pull through and maintains to this day he was saved for a reason unknown. He now lives in Broxbourne with his wife, two children, and four cats. He has worked since he was 13 doing various jobs. He currently does night work for a supermarket distribution company, just completing his 10 years of service for them. “The Diary” is his first published work.

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