Soul Catcher (John Decker Supernatural Thrillers)

The thrilling prequel to the John Decker series.A murdered billionaire. A priceless statue. A reclusive cult.In New York City, Homicide Detective John Decker arrives at a brutal crime scene. A man has been tortured and murdered in his own house, a sprawling mansion on the Upper East Side. But this is no ordinary home invasion. Nothing has been taken, and there appears to be no motive. Until beautiful Egyptologist, Emma Wilson shows up with an enigmatic letter penned by the victim.Soon Decker is thrust into a shadowy world of ancient beliefs, fanatical cults, and the quest for a priceless artifact – a rare statue of the Egyptian god Anubis.Now, with their lives in grave danger, Decker and Emma must solve the mystery of the statue, and stay one step ahead of a cult with one thing on their minds, the return of their god, and the judgment of all mankind.Soul Catcher is part of the John Decker series of novels, however, each book is a standalone story and does not require you to have read the other books in the series.If you are a fan of James Rollins, Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child, Steve Alten, Graham Masterton, and Michael Crichton, you will love the John Decker series.

About the Author

Anthony M. Strong is the author of the John Decker series of books, including What Vengeance Comes, Cold Sanctuary, and Crimson Deep, as well as the prequel,  Soul Catcher.A Story Teller from the StartAnthony's first experience terrifying an audience was when he convinced the rest of his kindergarten that a monster lived inside the school piano. They refused to enter the music room and Anthony had his first taste of the magic of story telling.  Needless to say, this obsession with all things dark and scary led to many teenaged nights reading Stephen King, Dean Koontz, and his favorite English author, James Herbert. If it had werewolves, vampires, or ghosts, Anthony read it. Now, many years on, he writes his own horror action and adventure novels in the hope that he can thrill others with his own blend of chills.

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