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The howling was close. His blood ran cold, he was being watched!

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"A truly entertaining read. Lots of foreshadowing, mystery and unanticipated resolution. Found it difficult to put down as I couldn't wait to turn a page." ~Dave M.

When veterinarian Abigail Fisher finds a small, stuffed wolf in a dumpster, she has no idea of the havoc that will ensue. Eerie howls, sightings of a large, unidentified animal, and encounters with a mysterious stranger and his wolf dog soon follow.


After first friends, then a neighbor of Abigail's are found dead, Abigail fears for her safety.
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When Detective Parker Williams investigates the bizarre killings, he finds himself immersed in tales of devil worship, mysterious creatures, and local lore and legend. And, he wonders, how is this all connected to Abigail?

As the body count rises, Parker is in a terrifying race against time to stop the killings- before it's too late.

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"A truly entertaining read. Lots of foreshadowing, mystery and unanticipated resolution. Found it difficult to put down as I couldn't wait to turn a page." ~Dave M.

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When veterinarian Abigail Fisher finds a small, stuffed wolf in a dumpster, she has no idea of the havoc that will ensue. Eerie howls, sightings of a large, unidentified animal, and encounters with a mysterious stranger and his wolf dog soon follow.

After first friends, then a neighbor of Abigail's are found dead, Abigail fears for her safety.
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When Detective Parker Williams investigates the bizarre killings, he finds himself immersed in tales of devil worship, mysterious creatures, and local lore and legend. And, he wonders, how is this all connected to Abigail?

As the body count rises, Parker is in a terrifying race against time to stop the killings- before it's too late.
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The howling was close. His blood ran cold, he was being watched!
"A truly entertaining read. Lots of foreshadowing, mystery and unanticipated resolution. Found it difficult to put down as I couldn't wait to turn a page." ~Dave M.

Image
When veterinarian Abigail Fisher finds a small, stuffed wolf in a dumpster, she has no idea of the havoc that will ensue. Eerie howls, sightings of a large, unidentified animal, and encounters with a mysterious stranger and his wolf dog soon follow.

After first friends, then a neighbor of Abigail's are found dead, Abigail fears for her safety.
​​​​​​​
When Detective Parker Williams investigates the bizarre killings, he finds himself immersed in tales of devil worship, mysterious creatures, and local lore and legend. And, he wonders, how is this all connected to Abigail?

As the body count rises, Parker is in a terrifying race against time to stop the killings- before it's too late.
Click Here!
PO Box 1223, Conifer, CO 80433

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