From the author of Deviant-Hunter: Blood Oath comes the second book in the grimdark Eve of Light: Deviant-Hunter series.As a Black Peacemaker for the Heartland Security Agency, Frank Sanders used any means necessary to take out domestic threats to American families and their children. Everything from drug dealers to gang bangers, kidnappers to child molesters. And as a freelance hunter, he’s gone to even further extremes. So too have the potential threats.Teenagers who indulge in bacchanalias are generally not known as saints. But in the shadows where Sanders hunts, boundary-pushing Saints Day parties are all too common, acting as beacons for deviants, those infected with a strange virus that endows its carriers with supernatural abilities while also pushing them to engage in extreme acts of sex and violence.Sanders never gets invited to parties, but when the government recruits him to infiltrate a gathering, where deviants who’ve previously eluded him might be prominent attendees, he doesn’t even consider saying no. The organizers of this Saints Day party, though, are intending to make it the most insane yet. And for party crashers, there will be more than hell to pay.With stories set in a world where humankind’s twisted fantasies and most disturbing nightmares have manifested as pulsing, hard-edged realities, Eve of Light is a dark fantasy horror series unlike any other. Mind-bending and provocative. Dark fiction at its weirdest.
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- Release Date 06/26/2018
- Author Harambee K. Grey-Sun
- Language English
- Company HyperVerse Books, LLC
- Weight 5.1 ounces
- Dimensions 5 x 0.32 x 8 inches
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