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Eastern California, 1942: Alone, Tsuko Ataki strolls the boundaries of Tulenar Internment Camp. Too late, he sees the silver wolven creature waiting in the full moon’s light. The creature leaps. His head trapped in the werewolf’s jaws, Tsuko Ataki can’t even cry out as he’s dragged through the barbed wire …
Be prepared for a wild werewolf adventure with bizarre twists never read before. In the aftermath of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, Captain Maxwell Pierce commands Lakeside Assembly Center, where Japanese-Americans are processed for internment camp. Bitten during another tour of duty, Max believes the beast was by nothing more supernatural than a rabid timber wolf.
The head of Tulenar Internment Camp is political hard-baller Doris Tebbe. Like Max, she doesn’t believe in werewolves. Only David Alma Curar, a Navajo healer who has tracked Max’s bloody trail, believes in the evil that stalks the camp. But this werewolf hunter doesn’t want to kill Max. He has his own reason for keeping him alive.
Chapter 5
Tulenar Internment Camp
First Night of the Full Moon.
There wasn’t an inch of earth the beast didn’t know. It had roamed the world since the dawn of humanity, its memory rich and full, flowing through muscle and brain. Loping along the road to Tulenar after the long, burning run, it was confident in direction, comfortable with the path, eyes bright and fixed toward its goal.
A quarter of a mile before reaching the camp, it veered toward the hills and climbed to a weather-ravaged point that overlooked the high, new fence and lighted windows. The | |  | | Twisted Tails: An Anthology to Surprise and Delight
An on-line bestseller, multi-author, multi-genre short story anthology featuring some of the best of the DDP authors
"...an anthology that departs from the same old, same old. It has a theme, but it is not designed around a specific holiday, a particular genre, or any of the other time-battered ideas. This one has as its shaky foundation something that is even more difficult for authors to pull off with grace. It is for that reason that the lineup of writers in this anthology were chosen. They not only write good stories, but they are able to do what many can't. They are going to lead you through the rose garden and up that little hill ? see it there? ? and when you've reached the crest of that knoll, they a | |  | | Voyagers
There could be no unlikelier pair of amateur sleuths than Greta Roscoe and the Reverend Aaron Shane. Not because Greta is the most elegant courtesan of St. Louis’s high society during the Gay 1890’s, and Aaron the city’s most self-righteous minister. It’s because they’re dead.
And because an angelic tutor named Aridite has given them the assignment of solving their own murders:
[the angel replied] “The two of you are dead too soon. You can’t come forward, you’re not prepared ...I need to set you up with a goal to accomplish...”
If only things in the Afterlife were as simple as they seemed.
Chapter One
St. Louis, Missouri
Autumn, 1896
"I wouldn’t let him in last night. Then this morning, when I unlocked the door and came out, he was there to hit me."
Gently, Greta cupped her sister’s chin, tilting the girl’s face toward the hurricane lantern so that she could see better. There was a dark bruise under the girl’s eye, the lid was puffed and reddened. Greta forced the lump out of her throat.
"It must hurt fiercely, Tess."
Tess’ eyes grew teary, and she whispered, "When can we leave?"
"I know it’s hard, but try to |
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