β Scribed by Gary Conrad
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Daniel "Hawk" Fishinghawk is the best of the best a detective's
detective. Raised by his Cherokee grandfather to be sensitive to the
subtle signs of nature, no clue goes by unnoticed, and each and every
case he is faced with is quickly solved. When Hawk is recruited by the
State Department to assist with a series of gruesome murders on Easter
Island, even his brilliant mind could never have predicted the power of
the evil he would soon have to face. Every second moved him closer and
closer to the hideous presence, and he knew without a doubt there
would be no escape.
Mystery
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