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Werewolves are real and the world has mobilized, brutally, to crush both the contagion that creates them and the individuals who have become infected. After Russell Shepard narrowly survives a werewolf attack, he is haunted by dreams of a place and time he has never been, and hunted by those who would end his life immediately, without remorse. He is propelled along a path that will bring him face to face with the forces determined to contain and destroy the threat he himself now represents.
Russell Shepard was just a boy when the first footage of a living werewolf was authenticated and broadcast. As he grew, the lycanthropic outbreak was a constant. During Russell’s adolescence he watched with the rest of the world as “outbreak” turned into “epidemic.” Now, as an adult, the epidemic had become a pandemic, reaching every nation and turning the scientific community on its head.
Still, those unfortunate few who’d been contaminated remained a notable minority. Spectacular research facilities peppered the globe, designed to study the infe | |  | | The Fallen
In his triumphant first foray into full-length novels, Joshua Dagon has unleashed the rich and compelling tale of the fallen angel, Marbas, and the circle of friends who risk everything to oppose a dark and growing evil. Set in the vainglorious world of the Los Angeles club scene, these novels adeptly confront dogma, addiction, ambition, and revenge with the powerful forces of optimism, friendship, redemption, and above all, love.
By the end of The Fallen, readers are whole-heartedly caught up in the lives of the characters, and upon completion of Demon Tears, they long for another chance to laugh and cry with Joshua Dagon’s beautifully crafted characters.
Nicholas Reynolds had messed up: he’d taken two party drugs that didn’t get along with each other. Now, his glamorous Saturday night plans had been reduced to throwing up in a thin, lightless alley.
Up until tonight, Nick had been doing well enough, even by Los Angeles standards. A model-i>slash/i>-actor of respectable success, he was young, healthy, very attractive, and the hub of his requisite clique. He was generally popular and appreciated—although perhaps not enough by the guy he was dating who, interestingly, insisted they were not dating.
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