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"Genres collide in this ambitious first novel from William G. Davis. Imagine Dirty Harry Callahan making his day in the satanic shadows of the Sunshine State. Cops, cults, cryonics, corruption,conspiracy, carnage: Pagan Moon packs mystery,suspense, police procedural into one tough punch."
Douglas E. Winter, author of Run.
Palm Beach County detective Mike Gage pursues a satanic cult no one in authority believes exists. Gage knows they do because his one-time girlfriend was an early victim.
Fired by the department for mishandling evidence, Gage gets hired by the beautiful widow of the cult's former high priest. Ignorant of her husband's dark entanglements,she wants Gage to discover why her husband's cohorts are trying to cheat her out of her estate settlement.
Gage's investigation uncovers the cult's plans to revive their high priest from cryonic suspension, and in doing so,summon forth a demo |
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Remedies of Choice
by Frank Whyte
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 Forensic pathologist Greg Stevens MD is caught in the middle of a bitter struggle between two of his closest friends. Sean Merrick, an attorney specializing in malpractice law, sues Dr. Jason Costanza after Merrick's wife dies unexpectedly, following |
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