Dark Winds

The Rise of the Sixth Sun, Volume 1 At a Southern University, a man studying perception dreams of an impossible fate—a captivating woman—a gruesome ritual he cannot resist.In New York City, a dazzling prostitute waits for her chosen lover, a teenage runaway sees visions of blood, and a sadistic killer stalks his latest victim…In a timeless world of darkness, passion is the ultimate terror. And fate is the oldest, most inescapable evil of all…Sometimes, desire is the deadliest terror of all.Like a phantom lover, it grabs you by the heart, a merciless obsession. Seductive, insistent, inescapable…For Elliot Collins, such a desire has a name: Nikki, his dead father’s mistress. A beautiful fading image in a black-and-white photograph, she lives in Elliot’s wildest dreams—and most horrifying nightmares. Dangerously erotic, she is calling to him, luring him to fate beyond control, beyond his imagination. Beyond his own death.

From the Publisher

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From AudioFile

Triple X-rated for violence, language and explicit sex: serial murders, ritual self-mutilation, and pornographic film-making. Not for the weak heart, sensitive ears or queasy stomach, this is a bizarre tale of Aztec mysticism in the hippie world of Greenwich Village in 1969. Michael Hanson's clear, resonant baritone soothes amid the mounting frenzy of the hero's erotic and horrifying quest. Hanson's males are fully voiced while the females have no vocal differentiation. The pace is inexorable and just when the listener is ready to accelerate to the climax, his patience is tested along with his stamina. Try it if you dare. F.G. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine

About the Author

Graham Watkins is a novelist and screenwriter who lives with his wife and son in Durham, NC. He collects snakes & sea shells and, when not writing, works for Pearson Music Company of Raleigh/Durham installing and maintaining large electronic organs and pipe organs.

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