BROOKLYN, N.Y., Nov. 5, 2002 (PRIMEZONE) -- Chaos rules and the Beast roams free in the bobby-socked, poodle-skirted jubilant era of the carefree '50s. It is a time when America has just ended a war, unaware that a battle still rages on the streets back home. Groups of rebellious youths wreak havoc on the streets. As the night seems to last forever, a haunting thought surrounds those souls trying to survive: Sometimes Evil Wins.
"Sometimes Evil Wins" (now available from 1stBooks Library) is the story of three unlikely heroes. A war-hardened veteran police detective and his rookie partner are paired with an attractive psychologist as they hunt down a ruthless killer dubbed "the Beast." Tensions mount until the death of a comrade forces them to set aside their differences and face an evil unlike anything they could ever imagine.
What comes out is a harrowing tale of supernatural horror. As the fate of the world rests in their hands, they embark on a trek that will send them out of this world and into a cosmic battle of apocalyptic proportions. What they experience is a battle fought in a ravaged castle against creatures existing in the darkest of nightmares. A war that is being fought on Earth, but will determine the fate of the Heavens.
As the Beast grasps control of the battle, the three heroes find their only hope in an ancient relic and the undeniable strength of their faith.
"Sometimes Evil Wins" is the first novel by new author Philip F. Aiello. Eight years in the making, "Sometimes Evil Wins" appeals to all races, sexes and religions. Aiello considers himself a "Retired Rider" who once lived the wild lifestyle of a biker. Now married and settling into a `normal' existence, he escapes into other realms of adventure through his writing.
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