The Plague of Placidius

A young prince from a small, modern African village is gifted powers from the gods to fight an ancient evil that threatens to destroy the entire world.

Prince Ato of Zuuka is forced to grow up quickly when he discovers his destiny and is gifted enormous superpowers from the gods to face Placidius, a warlord wielding the power of a fallen angel. Imprisoned for thousands of years, Placidius breaks free and leads an army of vampire assassins, killer pandas, and other supernatural monsters on a path to return Earth to its primitive, war-torn past. Only Prince Ato, as his alter ego The Porcupine Man can hope to put a stop to his rampage.

Edmund Kagya-Agyemang was born and raised in Ghana, West Africa. After attending college in Africa, Edmund pursued his graduate studies in the United States and currently holds an MBA and Doctoral degree in global business. He currently resides in Charlotte, North Carolina. Throughout his life, Edmund has been intrigued by superhero characters, and has always wanted to share his affinity for supernatural phenomena with the world.

Prince Ato The Porcupine Man In The Plague of Placidius taps into the author's Ghanaian upbringing, blending rich African and Western American cultures while adding new genre elements to traditional fanfare. Written for both young and mature audiences, The Porcupine Man's journey is filled with wonder, suspense, intrigue, and wall-to-wall action for those with heightened curiosity.