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Fenton and Waltz, authors of the best-selling book, Go for No! and Ray Higdon, founder of one of the fastest growing network marketing training companies today, have teamed up to create the perfect companion to the original Go for No! book. This book takes a journey through go for no philosophies and strategies and expands them into greater detail while applying Ray Higdon's expertise on each subject.

Russell Conwell not only believed it was possible for any person to become rich - he believed it was a person's duty to do so. Furthermore, Conwell felt that each of us is standing in the middle of our acres of diamonds - that everything we need to achieve success and personal wealth is right beneath our feet if only we are able to recognize it.

This final Enoch Wars chapter puts Azriel Creed face to face with the Devil. But Lucifer doesn’t want to fight Azriel — the world’s most powerful being. He wants to help him destroy all the world’s remaining monsters by harnessing the dark energies pent up in his blood-line for over 800 years. But as the young Predator quickly finds out, when bargaining with the Prince of Darkness, the price is steep, and there’s no escaping his unholy debt.

It’s been nine months since Azriel defeated the werewolf king. Since then, he’s been hiding from monsters. He works a boring job stocking shelves in an office supply store. He verbally abuses the customers for his amusement. He enjoys a content life he hasn’t had since first working as a monster bounty hunter for the government.

His prey is the near-invulnerable werewolf king Fenris—a mafia boss and business tycoon with the police, politicians, churches, and hundreds of other monsters on his payroll. To get to Fenris, Azriel has to infiltrate its downtown Chicago Tower, and fight in a kill-or-be-killed match with the world’s most vicious monsters. Azriel’s only help is his grief-stricken and drunken father-in-law Roper, and the eccentric talk show host Gibson—a former member of The Order who is being haunted by a sadistic sex demon.

Azriel Creed is having a baby—and he’s horrified. He senses something fiendish and diabolical about his unborn child. Even the sonogram suggests a devilish grin on its lips—as if it’s scheming to commit murder and genocide fresh out of the womb. Is it connected to Azriel’s dark destiny as Lucifer’s favorite? Or just a result of his unholy Predator heritage? Meanwhile, a creature of pure evil created by Nimrod when the Tower of Babel was built awakens in a cold basement. An evil that eats monsters, Predators, and people alike.

Azriel Creed has gotten fat since slaughtering all the zombies. During the past year he's lived a life of leisure - drinking, partying, and ignoring the blood-thirsty monsters his race was bred to hunt and kill. His sedentary lifestyle has made him flabby and out-of-shape. He must hold his breath just to tie his shoes. He gets winded merely walking up and down stairs. And he's more concerned about pleasing his bitchy, iPhone-addicted girlfriend than his destiny as the most ruthless assassin of evil beings who has ever lived.

Nobody knew where the still-living decapitated head came from. But when the head bites Police Chief Rawger, he becomes a zombie with an insatiable appetite for human flesh, revenge, and power. But, unlike Hollywood-depicted zombies, he can think, speak, and strategize. He's also deranged, sexually perverted, and takes absolute pleasure in his evil acts. As the zombie cop feasts on his family, neighbors, and out-of-town visitors, the only one who can stop him is Azriel Creed -- a 16-year-old bullied boy who becomes nearly paralyzed with pain whenever he gets angry or even thinks of violence.

God Blood tells the backstory of how Jesus Christ’s Blood became a cosmic “hot potato” between the forces of good and evil. From the second monsters steal it at the Cross, the Blood is pursued by everyone from flesh-eating monsters & a hell bound witch… to greedy vampires & deranged Nazi rapists… to a drunk nun, a zit-riddled Predator-turned-superhero, and even Bigfoot himself.