And the Moon Made Blood (The Caliban Cycle)

Narrowly defeating the Souleater (as seen in 'Giants in the Earth'), young Tom Caliban journeys from his home in Alabama to the hills and forests of Wales, where British occultist Sir Arthur Magus has promised to guide Tom in harnessing his magickal abilities. New love blooms in the village that lies under the shadow of the Magus estate, and dark forces gather. A dig in the deserts of Egypt unearths the sarcophagus of Moritombhu Ghet, the Angel of Death — progenitor of vampires. His children across the world sense his awakening, including one who hopes to bring an end to years of suffering by destroying his creator. The find also sets in motion a secretive cult that has guarded the ancient one's human descendants down through the ages, and for whom the ancient one's return promises to fulfill a terrible prophecy. The Blood Moon rises. The Blood Sacrifice is prepared — bred to die. And once again, Tom Caliban stands between the innocent and the hungering darkness. AND THE MOON MADE BLOOD is the second volume in the ongoing urban fantasy series, The Caliban Cycle.

About the Author

Tony Simmons is the author of the zombie survival horror novel, This Mortal Flesh, the fantasy adventure novel The Book of Gabriel: An Endtimes Fable, the space fantasy novel Dragon Rising, and the literary novel Welcome to the Dawning of a New Century. His short story collections are Tales of the Awakening Dead, 33 Days, and The Best of Days, and he has published a collection of his award-winning newspaper columns, Dazed and Raving in the Undercurrents. He edited the two-volume City Limits literary anthologies for the Panama City Centennial, and he is content provider and editor for PanamaCity.com and NewsHerald.com. Tony is currently at work on a new novel project and has short stories appearing in numerous anthologies, including Adventures in the Arcane, Between There, Dark Things V, Writers Cafe, North Florida Noir, and others. He lives in Panama City Beach, Florida, with his family. He shoots videos, paints, builds strange contraptions, and watches lots of sci-fi. He is not Herbert.

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