Hunter's Moon and The Autumn Man

Good morning and welcome to Friday Feelings. This month, we’re focusing on paranormal books. There will be a lot of visitors making an appearance but on Sundays and Tuesdays, this blog will be all about things that go bump in the night!
Ghosts, ghouls, demons, you name it and I find it fascinating. Anything that can’t be proven becomes a story in my head, a way to explain those mysterious bumps in the night or things moving when no one is near them. Oh, I’ve heard all the explanations about how it could be cars driving past or a minor earthquake—good luck proving the second one to me. I can feel earthquakes, having grown up in an area where they abound.
Welcome Eric Ian Steele to the blog today. He’s here, talking about his books, Hunter’s Moon and The Autumn Man…






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Something stalks the City of Angels.
When the top executives of a California perfume manufacturing company start dying in a spate of animal attacks the local police department struggle to find the culprit, until down-at-heel police detective Dan O'Bannon teams up with top FBI agent Elias Hampson to uncover the truth—that a creature out of legend is stalking the city streets with an agenda of its own.






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Milton is a small, industrial Northern England town where nothing ever happens… but all that is about to change. When grieving schoolteacher, Megan Vervain, rents her spare room to enigmatic loner, Amon, she starts to suspect something about her lodger is odd. He spends his nights studying maps of the town, looking for something in its ancient past. Soon, bizarre events occur: people go missing, graves are robbed, and a terrifying beast stalks human prey at night.

Another stranger has come to Milton—the lustful, murderous Von Daniken. For centuries, he and Amon have been searching for the same thing—the mystical Cure for the terrible disease of lycanthropy that afflicts them both. Only one can win. Whatever the outcome of their apocalyptic final battle, the town of Milton will never be the same again




About Eric Ian SteeleEric Ian Steele is a screenwriter and novelist from Manchester, England. He is the writer of the thriller feature film "The Student" (2017) and the sci-fi feature film "Clone Hunter" (2012) as well as other produced short films. He is also a professional novelist with two books and a collection of short stories in print.  His short fiction has been published along with the likes of Neil Gaiman, Kim Newman, and Ramsey Campbell.

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