All too often, it starts with a missing kid.
It has been a year since Jed Horn and Dan Weatherby confronted Professor Ashton and destroyed his homunculus. They've been busy in the meantime, roving the Intermountain West, fighting monsters and and the demonic, protecting people as best they can from the powers of the Otherworld and the Abyss.
They are between jobs in Washington State when they catch wind of a missing kid in the mountains. There is enough weird about the situation that it sounds like their kind of work, so they volunteer to help out.
As the hunt for the missing child progresses, it turns into a deadly game of cat and mouse, as they are led deeper and deeper into a dark place in the mountains where our reality begins to give way to the Otherworld. It will be a fight to get out themselves, much less to bring the child out. But that's why they do what they do...
A new novelette in the Jed Horn series!
Genre: Urban Fantasy
It has been a year since Jed Horn and Dan Weatherby confronted Professor Ashton and destroyed his homunculus. They've been busy in the meantime, roving the Intermountain West, fighting monsters and and the demonic, protecting people as best they can from the powers of the Otherworld and the Abyss.
They are between jobs in Washington State when they catch wind of a missing kid in the mountains. There is enough weird about the situation that it sounds like their kind of work, so they volunteer to help out.
As the hunt for the missing child progresses, it turns into a deadly game of cat and mouse, as they are led deeper and deeper into a dark place in the mountains where our reality begins to give way to the Otherworld. It will be a fight to get out themselves, much less to bring the child out. But that's why they do what they do...
A new novelette in the Jed Horn series!
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Used availability for Peter Nealen's The Canyon of the Lost