The Steel Mill

An ancient evil is re-awakened after a thousand year slumber. The building of a new steel mill in Ecorse, Michigan accidently releases the demon from the mud of the riverbank.The demon, Lucifer’s’ favorite fallen angel, has already killed once and takes the body of a younger man. The man, Abner Walton, goes on a forty year spree of taking, raping, and brutally killing, ten-year old boys. The possessed killer, Abner, uses the ruse of a job to lure the boys. “Who wants to be a paper boy?” is his pied-piper chant.A mob bouncer flees the streets of Steubenville, Ohio fearing the wrath of the most notorious hit-man in the state. Herman Carlucci ends up in the steel works of Federal Steel, in Ecorse, Michigan.The steel works also harbors not only a child killer, but a demon from hell itself, manifested in the body of a steelworker. Gruesome deaths follow Abner everywhere he travels in the steel mill. The machines that make the steel can become malevolent as they behead, incinerate, and crush innocent individuals that cross Abner’s path.The final blow comes at the torture and death of the only child of a seven foot, three hundred pound Serbian giant, Gruja Stevanov. Gruja’s sons’ disappearance sparks a new investigation into the forty year killing spree.Abner makes a mistake, and his secret life starts to unravel as Detective Richard Wainright, Ecorse City Detective, breaks the case, and ties all of the pieces together.Wainright’s search reveals over 140 missing boys over four decades. Joining forces with FBI Special Agent Roy Hooper, Wainright has to stop a stone-cold killer that enjoys his victims pitiful whimpering for their lives.Will Gruja’s son, Nicola, a missing ten-year old boy be found in time? Will Richard Wainright and Roy Hooper coordinate the capture of a demon-possessed monster, before Gruja, all seven-foot, three hundred pounds worth, finds Abner and take his vengeance.Demons from hell, mobsters that you will both love and hate. A story of vengeance, redemption, and loyalty that tracks a decade’s long horror. The “Steel Mill” brings it all.

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