Storm Demon

✍ Scribed by Lamberson, Gregory

• Book ID: 109118600
• Publisher: Medallion Press
• Year: 2013
• Tongue: en-US
• Weight: 639 KB
• Series: Jake Helman Files 5
• Category: Fiction
• ISBN-13: 9781605427492

✦ Synopsis

In the fifth book in the Jake Helman Files series, private investigator Jake Helman returns to New York City after fighting the battle of his life on Pavot Island to save his best friend, Edgar. He’s anxious to start a new life with NYPD homicide detective Maria Vasquez, but first he must search for psychic healer Laurel Doniger who disappeared while he was away. As Jake investigates Laurel’s secret past, he’s drawn into a conflict with a being that has existed since the dawn of mankind. This creature is known by many names—Lilith, succubus, witch—but Jake and his allies will come to know her as the Storm Demon, and she’ll destroy New York City to take revenge on those who interfere with her plans.

Review

“What about mystery lovers? Steer them directly to Gregory Lamberson and his Jake Helman Files series about a New York City police officer turned PI specializing in supernatural crimes. These are gory and horrific novels, but they are also imaginative and original, with a strong investigative story line.” —Neal Wyatt, Library Journal , on the Jake Helman Files series

“An action-packed blend of hard-boiled urban fantasy and pulpy horror.” — Publishers Weekly on Tortured Spirits

“Another deft mixture of private-eye and horror themes, and, as with Desperate Souls , Lamberson grounds the story in reality by focusing on Jake’s own personal journey into darkness as he struggles to save his best friend.” —David Pitt, Booklist , on Tortured Spirits

About the Author

Gregory Lamberson is the writer and director of the films "Naked Fear," " Slime City," "Slime City Massacre," and" Undying Love."""He is the author of the Frenzy Cycle series, which includes "The Frenzy War" and "The Frenzy Way"; the Jake Helman Files series, which includes "Cosmic Forces," "Desperate Souls," "Personal Demons," and "Tortured Spirits"; and "Johnny Gruesome," winner of the IPPY Gold Medal for Horror. He lives in Cheektowaga, New York.