Dirge of the Forgotten

"In this life, there are things far worse than death." From the quiet suburbs of Florida’s Treasure Coast to the glitz and heat of Miami to the sleepy hamlets along Lake Okeechobee, local police are stunned by an unexpected series of grisly but seemingly unrelated deaths. Shadowed by a determined young reporter, a charismatic consultant for a multinational nonprofit arrives on the scene, just as the mayhem begins. As the body count mounts, and unimaginable catastrophe looms, will a complex and impossible truth be unraveled in time? "Impressive, fascinating and chilling....Dirge of the Forgotten is just a f***in' out-and-out cool read!" --HORNS, author of CHOPHOUSE and CHOPHOUSE 2 Dirge of the Forgotten is part modern horror, part police procedural, with nods to 1970's Irwin Allen disaster films and men's adventure novels of the same period. Seasoned with biting social commentary and satire, Dirge resonates not only with terror, but also emotion, humor and humanity. Rated RE-DPG: Reader discretion and parental guidance suggested. Contains some harsh language, adult themes and sexual situations. Some depictions of drug abuse, violence and gore.

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Dirge of the Forgotten is part modern horror, part police procedural, with nods to 1970's Irwin Allen disaster films and men's adventure novels of the same decade. Seasoned with biting social commentary and satire, Dirge resonates not only with terror, but also emotion, humor and humanity. Rated RE-DPG: Reader discretion and parental guidance suggested. Contains some harsh language, adult themes and sexual situations. Some depictions of drug abuse, violence and gore.

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"Impressive, fascinating and chilling....Dirge of the Forgotten is just a f***in' out-and-out cool read!" -- HORNS, author of Chophouse and Chophouse 2

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Hicks currently resides in the state of Florida.

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