I really enjoyed writing this book so it was kind of therapeutic for me. What was the writing process like for Apollyon's Portal? Even though she initially tried to do just that. My inspiration for writing this book was, to be honest, because I wanted to portray a young woman who was living a normal kind of hum drum life life and not necessarily wanting to be a witch but basically finding out that she had become one not by choice, but by design and that there was nothing she could do to prevent it. What was the inspiration for writing Apollyon's Portal? Will Indigo be able to save the people she loves, or will the demon find a way to stop her from sealing the portal permanently?

When the demon starts to shape-shift into people closest to Indigo, she realises that not only is her own life at risk, but also the life of her beloved sister Josie. Scared of what might possibly happen if she chooses to ignore Chase’s warning, Indigo decides to learn more about her magical past revealing dark family secrets that threaten to send her spiralling out of control. Things get even more confusing when she finds out his name is Chase, that he is her guardian Angel, and it is his mission to protect and guide her to fulfil her destiny, which is sealing a magical portal (known as Apollyon’s Portal) shut to stop a shape shifting demon from unleashing hell on earth. The last thing she expects him to do is to inform her that she is a witch who has magical powers and that her powers will multiply even more on her 19th birthday. When eighteen-year-old waitress Indigo Simmons meets an attractive stranger during one of her shifts she doesn’t realise that life, as she knows it, is going to change forever.

Apollyon’s Portal by Tish Alexander