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Megan Chiles is tormented by dreams; dreams that take her down dark corridors where no living thing should ever go…passageways, where an evil beyond all imagination watches her, and waits… After the bizarre death of her brother sixteen years ago in the small southern town she called home, her life was forever changed. The nightmares that plague her and a unique ability to see future events through macabre visions threaten to drive her insane. Defeated, and on the verge of relinquishing all hope, Megan is offered the chance to uncover her true destiny. Just as the most dangerous force the world has ever known is unleashed, she discovers that she alone must face unthinkable evil as humanity's only hope of survival. Megan's journey is a long one…and more difficult than anyone could ever fathom. Follow her on this strange new road to discovery where murder, destruction, torment, and love lead to a rebirth like no other, the dawn of a new world, and finally…a way back home.
A new novel by Tampa author, E. A. Mourn, is such a rare animal that it just can't be categorized into only one genre. 'Deadly Intuition, the unabridged second edition,' has something for everyone: fantasy, suspense, paranormal fiction and horror. This book has no dull moments, and leaves you wanting more…especially at the end, when you may mourn the passing of the novel's excitement. No pun intended!
Released on October 30, 2008, 'Deadly Intuition, the unabridged second edition,' is the first in an apocalyptic series that revolves around one girl, Megan Chiles. br />
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D.C. has Cross, Minneapolis has Davenport, but what about Tampa? Now, Tampa has Wylde. Detective Elizabeth Wylde is unleashed on the Tampa Bay Area with full force in this first of a series titled Project Dark Savior.
The Westshore murders were a series of killings that will be remembered for years to come. A tragedy imposed upon Florida so grisly, it caused Floridians who were here in the seventies to recall the moment they first heard the name… i>Ted Bundy. /i>
Billy Vegas was the most fascinating homicidal maniac Detective Elizabeth Wylde had ever encountered. He was responsible for elevating Wylde’s notoriety to zenith status, well beyond the fame she had earned in the early days as the Bureau’s highly publicized golden girl, but at an enormous price.
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