Read the First issue for FREE! James Jensen, a British soldier whose family is brutally murdered by a corrupt superior officer, seeks refuge with the Indian mystics known as Sadhus. Years later, now trained in their supernatural arts, Jensen must decide whether to use his newfound powers for inner peace as they are intended, or for revenge against the people who murdered his family.

James Jensen was once a man of the world, a soldier in the British Army in 18th century India. But when his family was murdered, his sole desire was vengeance. James, though, was meant for something much greater, for he was to become a Sadhu, a mystic warrior walking the path of spiritual salvation. But the path of the Sadhu, is still marred with thorns. An ancient dark order led by an evil witch attempts to lure James with something very dear to him, someone he thought he had lost forever... his son. Now, the lines between spiritual salvation and human instinct begin to blur, as James begins the hunt of his life.

Unable to destroy James through conventional weaponry, Townsend deploys a secret weapon - a British necromancer! Is James a match for this new opponent? A battle to the death commences, with the life of little Jack and the future of millions depending on the outcome.

James Jensen's spiritual quest leads him toward the darker rituals of Indian mysticism, causing the conscience to balk. Betrayed, court-martialed and sentenced to execution for his crimes against Her Majesty's army, James has lost the will to live. However, when he learns that his infant son may be alive, his newfound mystic abilities manifest themselves in an awesome display!

James' assimilation into the ways of the Sadhu continue as his master leads him through various exercises that bend the very definition of reality. But when James joins his new brothers-in-arms as they raid British sympathizers, he encounters an old instinct that can't be supressed.

I was once a Sadhu, that which they refer to in the East as a 'mystic.' I was sitting on the threshold of moksha - spiritual liberation, or enlightenment as it's called - but I'm not one anymore. Why? Because I lusted after something else; something just as primal and ubiquitous. It's called 'revenge.'

"When James Jensen, a down-on-his-luck Englishman, is recruited into her majesty Queen Victoria's army and posted with his family in Colonial India, he takes the first step towards meeting his destiny. But a tragic twist of fate sends James on a journey that will force him to choose between spiritual awakening and human instinct, guiding him from a simple soldier to a spiritual warrior"--Back cover.