Adam Keel is dead. But his tale lives on.
Before Adam took his own life, he told the story of his destiny and the curse that turned him into a werewolf. He told this in a book called Blue Moon.
Now, Detective Hirsh is on the trail for answers to questions that arose from that book. In his quest for the truth, he has tracked down Sephina—the mystical woman who helped Adam deal with his short life as a werewolf.
But now Sephina must run in order to avoid the detective and another strange adversary in search of answers. She must protect her son, Payat, a week before his seventh birthday. The seventh year of his life.
The night of a full moon.
The night Sephina will discover if her son has been spared his father’s curse.
Professional Reviews
Fascinating Saga!
Pol McShane does it again! The Rise of the Son is a captivating sequel to the Blue Moon Saga.I found myself engaged, mesmerized and moved by this lycanthropy type of werewolf story and a refreshingly new twist to the werewolf legend. The book is written from the viewpoint of the character Sephina who has to endure witnessing the monstrous and tortuous changes that will occur to her child. The book left me wanting more and now I can't wait for the continuation of the werewolf saga!
A fast-paced, exciting werewolf tale!
Pol McShane delivers again with this emotional, exciting tale! Blue Moon is one of the best werewolf stories I have ever read...exciting, thrilling, dramatic and emotional...and Rise of the Son is just as great! If you've read Blue Moon you know what I'm talking about but if not, no worries...you can still enjoy Rise of the Son. This second installment of the Blue Moon Saga follows Sephina and her son Payat as they run from the law, from their past and towards their fate. Is Payat destined to become a werewolf? Find out for yourself in this exciting, easy read!
Pray for the light. Pray that you last that long. The Long Hour Before Light is a classic collection of Horror tales, re-mastered by Champagne Book Group
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