โ Scribed by Scott Langrel
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Finn McCoy is a paranormal handler. He handles things that ordinary paranormal investigators can't or won't, and he often ends up cleaning up behind them.
For fifteen years, McCoy has turned his back on his hometown of Shallow Springs, Virginia, and the dark secrets the town harbors. But now an evil, unstoppable force has been unleashed on the unsuspecting residents of the town, and McCoy finds himself the only thing standing between the town and total destruction.
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"I am impressed by Langrel's writing. This guy really knows how to quickly pull the reader into his story-world and keep him there until the very end."--Mike Meyer
"This was a great paranormal read from start to finish. Couldn't put it down finished it in two evenings!"--Brenda L Ready
"I truly hope that Scott Langrel writes more and gives more new characters,I will be checking every day. Enjoy."--June Savard
"Finn McCoy has a lot in common with Repairman Jack (series by F. Paul Wilson). If you liked Repairman Jack, I recommend this to you."--Kindle Customer "ritersblok2"
I was born and raised in Big Stone Gap, Virginia, a town nestled in the mountains of Appalachia. Which, by the way, is pronounced "apple-atcha", not "a-puh-lay-shua". My favorite TV shows as a kid were "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" and "Night Gallery" with Rod Serling. I was also drawn to books with larger-than-life heroes such as Doc Savage and Robert E. Howard's Solomon Kane. I was (and still am) a big X-files fan, along with Lost, Supernatural, and The Walking Dead. I prefer horror and thrillers where there is a real, supernatural villain as opposed to psychological horror, and I try to incorporate such characters into my stories.
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