Blue haired men is a supernatural story that introduces the world to a new race of charismatic men who prey on both humans and demons.
If you happen upon a man with blue hair, chances are he's not a man at all; he's a Pandora. A member of an all male race that prey on both humans and demons for their souls. These mysterious beings have walked amongst us for longer than anyone can imagine while they've battled against their ancient demonic enemies in secret.
How do I know of this race? Because I've seen them with my own eyes. My name is Detective Diana Young and these are the last days of my life.
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Reporter Ngo takes one look at the tall, blue haired man as he walks past her. With her eyes fixated on Reuben, Ngo tells her camera man to start recording. "That's him!" Ngo whispers to her camera man, "That's Reuben Wolf! The guy the police have been after."
The moment he walked into the room everyone stopped what they were doing and took notice. The women in the room are the most infatuated by his presence; with the exception of Diana. She watches Reuben approach her. Despite viewing his image in pictures and on camera several times before, seeing the man she has been chasing for weeks in person have begun to stir up old memories for the detective.
Standing behind Diana, Nileas makes eye contact with Reuben for several seconds. Like everyone else in the room Nileas doesn't take his eyes off of Reuben who stops six feet infront of Diana and says in a slightly deep voice, "I believe you're looking for me."
The third book of the trilogy, The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier, this volume, as with the others, will appeal to both adults and young adults. Readers will experience several levels of meaning from literal to social satire.
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