The Ojanox IV - Daemon Manx

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Résumé :
The Ojanox is Phenomenal! There's a new voice in horror, and his name is Daemon Manx. ~ Felissa Rose, Actress/Producer/Scream Queen - Sleepaway Camp The Ojanox harkens back to the horror boom of the '70s and '80s, in a very good way. Manx has a knack for creating characters you'll love (or hate) and putting them through the wringer. - Duncan Ralston, Author of Woom and Ghostland The Dramatic Series Conclusion - Lonesome Mountains finds a rag-tag group of survivors pitted against an unstoppable evil. The year is 1979. A small New York town prepares to welcome the fall season in all the expected ways: young children bicker and boast over Halloween costumes, secret lovers meet in clandestine corners, and a tortured soul plots wicked deeds. All the while, hidden just out of view, patient and hungry... an ancient evil lurks. Welcome to Garrett Grove, an unassuming community nestled within the foothills of the Watchung Mountains. The very definition of Everytown, USA, it is a largely self-contained municipality, most of the residents on a first-name basis. An almost postcard-perfect location. The town of Garrett Grove has come under attack. Cut off from the rest of the world, they are forced to make their final stand. But at what cost? Written with beautifully descriptive scenes, The Ojanox places you directly into the quaint, small town of Garrett Grove during the Halloween season where everything is pleasant...until it isn't. An ancient, dark entity is accidently excavated and escapes into the world with chilling results. The Ojanox is a fresh, original, plot-driven page turner that I couldn't put down. I highly recommend it and am looking forward to Part Two of this excellent series. - Jeani Rector, Editor of The Horror Zine The Ojanox harkens back to the horror boom of the '70s and '80s, in a very good way. Manx has a knack for creating characters you'll love (or hate) and putting them through the ringer. His dialogue is sharp and storytelling gripping and fast paced. Now that I'm hooked, I need to read the rest! - Duncan Ralston, Author of Woom and Ghostland...

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The Ojanox is Phenomenal! There's a new voice in horror, and his name is Daemon Manx. ~ Felissa Rose, Actress/Producer/Scream Queen - Sleepaway Camp The Ojanox harkens back to the horror boom of the '70s and '80s, in a very good way. Manx has a knack for creating characters you'll love (or hate) and putting them through the wringer. - Duncan Ralston, Author of Woom and Ghostland The Dramatic Series Conclusion - Lonesome Mountains finds a rag-tag group of survivors pitted against an unstoppable evil. The year is 1979. A small New York town prepares to welcome the fall season in all the expected ways: young children bicker and boast over Halloween costumes, secret lovers meet in clandestine corners, and a tortured soul plots wicked deeds. All the while, hidden just out of view, patient and hungry... an ancient evil lurks. Welcome to Garrett Grove, an unassuming community nestled within the foothills of the Watchung Mountains. The very definition of Everytown, USA, it is a largely self-contained municipality, most of the residents on a first-name basis. An almost postcard-perfect location. The town of Garrett Grove has come under attack. Cut off from the rest of the world, they are forced to make their final stand. But at what cost? Written with beautifully descriptive scenes, The Ojanox places you directly into the quaint, small town of Garrett Grove during the Halloween season where everything is pleasant...until it isn't. An ancient, dark entity is accidently excavated and escapes into the world with chilling results. The Ojanox is a fresh, original, plot-driven page turner that I couldn't put down. I highly recommend it and am looking forward to Part Two of this excellent series. - Jeani Rector, Editor of The Horror Zine The Ojanox harkens back to the horror boom of the '70s and '80s, in a very good way. Manx has a knack for creating characters you'll love (or hate) and putting them through the ringer. His dialogue is sharp and storytelling gripping and fast paced. Now that I'm hooked, I need to read the rest! - Duncan Ralston, Author of Woom and Ghostland...