Daughters Drear - Edwards, Thomas

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Résumé :
An author who knows the horror genre very well. Suspenseful and gripping right up to the chilling finale! -William Jack Sibley, author of Here We Go Loop de Loop Crime reporter John Blackwood is looking for answers to the biggest story of all time-a mystery older than creation itself. But making this deadline won't be easy, especially if a murderous cult tied to Judas Iscariot and a trio of ravenous vampiric sisters can stop him It all begins with an ancient grimoire hidden centuries ago in the wilds of Spanish Texas by a secret order of Catholic warrior-priests to keep the tome's deadly secrets from falling into the wrong hands. Unearthed in modern times, the forces of evil will let nothing stand in their way to possess the book and restore an insane, renegade angel to power. As a new ice age borne of the dark arts threatens to engulf the planet, Blackwood is running out of time to save mankind from enslavement... or worse. Can a mere mortal outwit sinister beings beyond comprehension while preventing the apocalypse? Daughters Drear by Thomas Edwards is a bone-chilling tale of horror you won't be able to put down....

Biographie:
Thomas Edwards was one of the longest-serving police-beat reporters at the San Antonio Express-News in Texas, covering homicides, gang wars, arsons, kidnappings, occult crimes, Death Row and a militia uprising. He also co-hosted a radio drive-time crime show, and served as executive editor of several newspaper chains including one where he chronicled a horrific cross-country murder spree. Today he is the executive editor of Granite Media Partners, Inc. He and his wife live near Austin on a rural property they share with two horses, six cats and a naughty Corgi.

Sommaire:
Thomas Edwards was one of the longest-serving police-beat reporters at the San Antonio Express-News in Texas, covering homicides, gang wars, arsons, kidnappings, occult crimes, Death Row and a militia uprising. He also co-hosted a radio drive-time crime show, and served as executive editor of several newspaper chains including one where he chronicled a horrific cross-country murder spree. Today he is the executive editor of Granite Media Partners, Inc. He and his wife live near Austin on a rural property they share with two horses, six cats and a naughty Corgi....