Lilith - Hollywood Monsters (Lilith, 3)

"We've got intrigue, murder, and ghosts. Egos, images, revenge. It's Hollywood... in brilliant Dana Fredsti's hands" Josh Mallerman.Working in Hollywood is a living Hell. Quirky, fast-paced modern horror in the vein of Supernatural, Lucifer, True Blood, and Evil.Lee Striga is an actress, movie stuntwoman, and demon hunter. All In Hollywood, supernatural creatures get all the best jobs in Hollywood go to the supernaturals. For a stuntman, it helps to be able to fly. For a romantic lead, it’s an advantage to be an incubus or succubus, and if you smell Sulphur in your agent’s office, you’ll know why.. Vampires, succubae, trolls, fallen angels, ghouls—anything that can take direction, be discreet, and not eat the extras. Lee Striga is an actress, movie stuntwoman, and demon hunter. Fresh from filming Voodoo Wars in New Orleans, Lee returns to Los Angeles. Back at the Katz Family stunt ranch she finds animals of all kinds taking refuge on the grounds, and the supernatural creatures who populate Hollywood on edge to the point of violence. People are vanishing without a trace, and clues lead to a legendary mansion famous for its horrible deaths—the location for Lee’s next film job.

Geek Pride

“Hollywood Monsters was an absolute blast to read.  There is a joy and lightness of touch to Dana Fredsti’s writing, where warmth and humour are used to contrast moments of terror and bring them into stark relief.”

F. Paul Wilson, New York Times bestselling author of The Keep

"Hollywood Monsters lures you in with an irresistible voice and that propels you through its relentlessly paced, creature-filled pages at breakneck speed.  A wild, rollercoaster of a novel.”

Scott Sigler, #1 New York Times best-selling author of Nocturnal

“An action-packed, shifter-tastic tale of on-set movie mayhem.”

Tori Eldridge, national bestselling author of The Ninja Daughter and The Ninja Betrayed

“Dana Fredsti is one of the best action writers in contemporary fiction! With Hollywood Monsters, Fredsti may even have surpassed herself. Dive into the entire Lilith series today!”

Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of the Joe Ledger thrillers and V-Wars

“Dana Fredsti knocks it out of the park with Hollywood Monsters! Whip-smart, devious, and a hell of a lot of fun! Grab this now!”

Lee Murray, USA Today Bestselling author and Bram Stoker Award winner.

“Sumptuous, cinematic, irreverent, and creepy as hell, Hollywood Monsters is a rip-roaring blockbuster of a tale and a compelling addition to Fredsti’s supernatural Lilith series.”

great characters, hard-hitting action, deadly monsters, and delightful snark. I loved it!”

“This is my favorite kind of dark fantasy

Charlaine Harris, New York Times bestselling author, creator of True Blood

“Dana Fredsti tells a great story: vivid settings, interesting characters, and action galore. Each book is an adventure.”

The British Fantasy Society

“It ticked all the same boxes as the Anita Blake series. It’s definitely a must for anyone who loves paranormal adventure and romance.”

Geek Pride Review

“If you like kick-ass female protagonists and snarky humour, then I cannot recommend this enough.”

Flickering Myth PRAISE FOR BLOOD INK:

“Moments that are truly chilling and others that are hilariously funny dotted throughout the novel.”

Made Up Book Reviews

“Powerful... It was unpredictable at all the best points, surprised me several times and just kept me entertained from the get-go!”

Flickering Myth

“I really enjoyed Blood Ink… Where the series goes from here, only Dana Fredsti knows, but I am looking forward to seeing what happens to Lee next.”

About the Author

Dana Fredsti is the author of THE SPAWN OF LILITH, BLOOD INK, and the Ashley Parker PLAGUE TOWN trilogy. An actress with a background in theatrical sword fighting, her credits include the cult classic Army of Darkness. She's been a producer, director, and screenplay writer for stage and film, and was the co-writer / associate producer on Urban Rescuers, which won Best Documentary at the Valley Film Festival in LA.

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