Numbers of Redemption is the dark-rooted tale of Nikolai Vlitchkov, a rebellious progeny of the Devil who discovers how to detach demons from Hell-bound souls and give them safe passage to Heaven. His complicated lonely life revolves around struggling with his instinctual horrid impulses while redeeming those he believes deserve to escape the grips of Hell in spite of the Devil and God. Desperately feeling the urge to live remnants of a normal life, Nikolai acts as the owner of a bookshop in downtown Atlanta. Flying under the radar becomes more difficult for Nikolai as actions from his past lives come back to haunt him with the arrival of a sinister young girl. A story of heinous trials, tribulations, sacrifice and self-discovery, Numbers of Redemption represents man's excruciating plight to find his place in a wicked world while righteously trying to make it his own. Volume one of Numbers of Redemption is the first volume to part one of the five book series. In volume one, we explore Nikolai's life before and after coming into power as Lucifer's son on Earth, from his childhood to adulthood. We find out how he learns to cope with the fact that he is unlike any of the other Devil's descendants, as well as himself from his past lives. Coming to grips with the fact that he is attached to a demonic guardian gives him challenges in both his youth and adulthood. He becomes the owner of a bookstore; this helps him escape some of the mayhem that goes on in the world. We witness the first redemption of the Numbers of Redemption series. Nikolai is forced to battle with his human instinct to be sentimental while he fights the wicked desires coursing through his veins and black heart. WARNING: The Numbers of Redemption series contains content that has graphic language and scenarios, which could be too intense for some readers. It is intended for a mature audience and is definitely not recommended for anyone under the age of 18. There is intense drug and alcohol abuse along with rape, murder, and violence that is included within the series. If you think writing about Hellacious scenarios and evil circumstances is going to be on par with stories about fuzzy bunnies, rainbows, and majestic unicorns, you are wrong and I recommend you proceed no further. If you think you can handle it, I hope you enjoy what you are about to read.