Hunter
Terror on the Bayou
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He was tall, thin and pale of flesh. His eyes glowed in the dark like those of cat and his lips were twisted in a cross between a smile and a grimace which revealed his long canines. He was new to the city. He’d come to New Orleans less than a week ago because he’d heard it was a fertile hunting ground for people like him.
He’d heard right.
It took him less than an evening before he found someone to feed upon. She was young, pretty and her blood tasted soft and sweet, like fi ne velvet.
And she had no idea what he was doing to her.
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In this second installment, Hunter and his friends must locate and destroy the secret genetics laboratory of rival Opus Dei before they can create something powerful enough to take out the Vatican. At the same time, they must contend with dead people who refuse to stay buried, glowing ghosts, Cajun werewolves, vampires, demons and bloodthirsty witches.
Set against the backdrop of New Orleans during the Second Age, master storyteller Art Wiederhold once again weaves a rich, magical tapestry of horror, science fiction, fantasy and dark humor that is certain to delight readers of all ages.
About the Author
Author Description Art Wiederhold was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. in 1951 and became interested in writing while attending Bushwick High School. During his lifetime, the world traveler has worn many hats, including pro baseball player, gourmet chef, international reporter, war correspondent, soldier, sailor and ghost hunter. He lives in St. Louis, MO, with his wife Rosie, their son Conrad, Rosie's parents, two cats and six documented ghosts.