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Rage of Augustus

Born a Cambion-half-demon, half-human-and cursed with a terrible hunger he can barely control, Augustus Thorne spends his long and lonely life hunting and exterminating any Incubi and Succubae he can find. But no matter how many he destroys, he can always find room for one more. Especially if it's the foul scum who raped his mother, Augustus's own father, Fanon. Driven by rage, his quest leads Augustus through the centuries and around the world until fate suddenly hands him his heart's desire. But things are not as they appear and the revelations Augustus uncovers are mind boggling. When he finally corners his father in London, events take an unexpected twist. Is revenge served upon a bed of scalding rage?

About the Author

Andrew P. Weston is Royal Marine and Police veteran from the UK who now lives on the beautiful Greek island of Kos with his wife, Annette, and their growing family of rescue cats.An astronomy and law graduate, he is the creator of the international number one bestseller, The IX, and also has the privilege of being a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America and the British Fantasy Society.When not working, Andrew devotes some of his spare time to assisting NASA with one of their remote research projects, and writes educational articles for Astronaut.com and Amazing Stories.On weekends, you might also find him drinking Earl Grey Tea whilst dressed as Captain Jean Luc Picard.Make it so...

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