The Ouiums Journey: Hell Broke Loose

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When Esa Blyth escaped from the pits of hell, he thought his troubles were over. Soon after his return, however, he discovered his magic and the world he’d left behind had changed.

Without his innate gift and support from covens, the ancient and powerful witch had no choice but to forge ahead.

His meeting with Skylar Lee, a dark witch with an incredible power that promises much, is a turning point for Esa. There is an awakening within him at this chance encounter, one he cannot easily explain and one that refuses to be subdued.

But as he struggles with his feelings, Esa cannot spot a twin threat to his life and to any chance of happiness he may have with Skylar.

Thegon, the diabolical ruler of hell, is not yet done with him and, aided by the malevolent Akin Tullo who will do anything to implement Thegon’s will on Earth, they plan to corrupt the government, conjure demons from the depths and dominate the realms of men.

Can Esa and Skylar find a way to stop them, save the future of mankind and their own as well?

Talking With Dylan McClintock

What was the inspiration for writing The Ouiums Journey: Hell Broke Loose?

As someone from the LGBT community that pushed me to write it. The book has an LGBT romance subplot which is not seen enough in fiction. Love does not discriminate, no matter your skin colour, ethnicity or sexuality.

What was the writing process like for The Ouiums Journey: Hell Broke Loose?

Writing this novel was an amazing experience and came with its difficulties, but I pushed through and I am glad to bring it out to everyone. I put my all into creating this story and I hope it comes across that way.

What music did you listen to while writing The Ouiums Journey: Hell Broke Loose?

Kpop (mainly BTS and Monsta X), pop and classical/opera.